Gig Performer updated to v1.7.1

• Plugin windows now have the ability to load built-in presets (if the plugin developer exposes them) along with the ability to save and reload user created presets.
• The plugin editors for the Audio Input and Output blocks have an improved UI to better handle interfaces with large number of I/O channels.

• Added ability to start Gig Performer with the argument “-nosave” such that Gig Performer will never ask to save the gig changes on exit. This is intended for users running headless machines.

• Fixed an issue where some plugins would not properly restore state after reloading a gig

• Fixed an obscure issue that could cause Gig Performer to hang or crash on start up (Windows only – Mac version updated for consistency)

• The Plugin Manager now allows you to hide plugins that you don’t need to use, thereby reducing clutter
• The Plugin Manager now displays plugin with a clear color scheme.
• The Gain Control plugin can now mute incoming audio
• If virtual channels are needed, we now show how many audio channels are missing.

• Added Normal vs Delayed instantiation mode for plugins. This is managed through the Plugin Manager. Delayed mode is a temporary workaround to address a state restoration issue caused by a problem introduced in the latest release of Arturia’s plugins.
• Fixed problem with predictive loading where a plugin might be unexpectedly bypassed in a rackspace
• Fixed problem where a widget MIDI assignment could not be properly removed
• If you remove a program change assignment from a variation, GP now correctly remembers that removal.
• Fixed a problem where updating a specific rackspace in a gig file could overwrite a rackspace in another gig file
• Fixed problem where GP could crash when assigning Tap Tempo MIDI control to a global MIDI control.