A question for those of you which are making recordings with a studio DAW (Reaper Cubase whatever), together with band mates where everyone makes his own contributions to the project offline at his home studio. Then you have jam sessions and rehearsals together to improve the ideas and song sketches…

I would think the live set up would be different enough that I would tend to keep them separate. I would think, as you are putting together the DAW recording setup up, I would also separately set up GP (using many of the same plugins) around the same time you are doing that (perhaps for practicing,…

[image] Angel: Do you have all your plug-ins in the DAW, as it would be the usual way for recording? And only finally, when the songs are ready and live shows are coming, then you reproduce the DAW sounds to GP for live keyboard performance? That is the way I do. But most of the time I am us…

[image] Angel: Do you have all your plug-ins in the DAW, as it would be the usual way for recording? And only finally, when the songs are ready and live shows are coming, then you reproduce the DAW sounds to GP for live keyboard performance? I would strongly encourage you to not do it this wa…

[image] dhj: You should think of your use of Gig Performer in a recording situation the same way you would think about using a hardware synth in a recording situation. Good point. However, I’m getting involved in a project where only recording and working track by track by the individual mus…

Following this thread as a new GP 5 pro user with the same general question - and not sure if I should post a separate topic. Situation: In my current workflow, I use Ableton Live for both playing my VST instruments through Ableton AND recording all MIDI AND audio sessions real time as I jam, write …

Disk space is cheap, and options are good to have, especially when they’re cheap. I record the midi and the output of GP into the DAW at the same time. If I’m playing guitar I record both the raw guitar and the processed guitar to separate tracks. [image] hume: Do I simply dive in to the weed…

Using Cubase, I didn’t have as much luck with GP Relayer as I did with LoopMIDI and VoiceMeeter. Low latency and CPU performance.

[image] nickmela: I didn’t have as much luck with GP Relayer as I did with LoopMIDI and VoiceMeeter. Low latency and CPU performance. If you used VoiceMeter, you added latency. There’s no latency or CPU hit with GP Relayer, and it works just fine in Cubase with the proper routing. …

Gig Performer, DAW Studio Recording, Band Rehearsal and Gigs?

General discussion about Gig Performer

edm11 December 30, 2025, 4:32pm 9

If you used VoiceMeter, you added latency.
There’s no latency or CPU hit with GP Relayer, and it works just fine in Cubase with the proper routing.