I took my new GigPerformer setup on its first test outing at the weekend and I'm really pleased with it. Normally I play a Korg Kronos in the band, which works really well and offers everything I need for this band. Click, sounds, backing, it's all there.
Of course, I have also stored this accordingly in GigPerformer, but there are a few more cables and a lot of routing to consider. Of course, I set everything up properly at home and tested it. Nevertheless, I was a little uneasy about whether everything would work during a long rehearsal without a backup.
Of course, it started well straight away: I thought I had plugged in my MultiCore incorrectly and corrected it straight away.
As it turned out, I did everything right after all and then wondered why there was no click. I quickly plugged it back in and all was well.
Overall, I got through the rehearsal very well. Some sounds and controllers still need to be adjusted, but that's not a problem.
But it was worse: I had put the rackspace volume on a knob so that I could intervene quickly if something wasn't right. Of course, that didn't work at all because I had moved my routing to the global rackspace. I'll show this in a video soon.
What has worked very well, however, is the pedalboard. I'm super happy with that. I still have to adjust the cabling and power a bit and add a USB C hub and I'm good. At the moment, I have a USB C hub on the computer and then a USB hub on the board. That's a bit unfortunate, of course, even if it did work.
Conclusion: Absolute recommendation. Improve the board and the cabling to minimize the effort and then it works.
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Mittlerweile habe ich das Setup mehrfach bei Proben eingesetzt und bin wirklich sehr zufrieden. Ein paar Dinge haben sich noch geändert, wie zum Beispiel das entfernen des Mixfaces und das steuern über die Zugriegel und Controller des Nord Stage.