Korea, again! 
MIDI .드럼.베이스,YDS-150.GIG PERFORMER. VST.ELF-919.색소폰
(MIDI. Drum. Base, GIG Performer. VST.ELF-919, Saxophone)
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Gig Performer, double bass and Norwegian! It must be so good!
Especially if it is from Hamlet, oh, Frode Berg himself!
Immediately subscribed!
One video from China! Quick start tutorial!
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Thorsten Hillmann
- Einsteiger Tutorial Soundwechsel ohne Abbruch in den Variationen von Gig Performer - LINK
- Einsteiger Tutorial Gig Performer CC in Notenwerte umwandeln - LINK
- Einsteiger Tutorial Died in your arms vom Kronos in GigPerformer übertragen - LINK
- Einsteiger Tutorial Yamaha Modx / Montage Szenen wechseln mit den variations von Gig Performer - LINK
- Beispielsound Dein ist mein ganzes Herz für das Triton Extreme VST Plugin Coversound - LINK
- Einsteiger Tutorial Gig Performer Midi In Plugin In - LINK
- Narcotic auf dem Triton Extreme VST unter Gig Performer so geht das! - LINK
- Coversound König von Deutschland Beispielsound Rio Reiser mit VST Plug Ins und Gig Performer - LINK
- Einsteiger Tutorial Gig Performer AU Sampler auf dem Mac eigene Samples nutzen - LINK
- Audio Media Player - LINK
P.S.
For those who liked the Narcotic sound, it is uploaded here - check it out
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The latest video from Marcelo Gesualdi
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A couple of Chinese videos via BiliBili
Something in French
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This is effectively an ad for their 21-minute GP course. List price 199 €. On sale for 19 €. 199 € for 21 minutes? Get real. Their Band-in-a-Box course is also on sale for 19 €, with a list of 79 €. Still expensive.
Spain
Interesting vArranger and Gig Performer setup.
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A comprehensive plug-in that can be used to clone NAM sounds for free (Part 1) — Genome (free for old users)
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A comprehensive plug-in for free NAM clone sounds (Part 2) - Tonocracy
2 Placas de Áudio no Gig Performer | Como utilizar 2 Instâncias
Widget Link
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Croatian
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Portuguese
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Schweizerdeutsch
I can’t understand it
(1:07:37)
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One more, the same channel:
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Die verstehe nicht mal ich 
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Ah, the dreaded Schwiezerdütch. One important word I learned while working in Switzerland in the mid '90s was “Egge”, Swiss for “Ecke”. I then understood why the Swiss owner of a diner down the street from my condo in Chicago named it “West Egg”. I had thought that it was just a breakfast place. The diner was on the southwest corner of E. Ontario and N. Fairbanks, two blocks east of Michigan Ave.
I should have figured it out based on the restaurant’s logo.
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