Software Aids Live Performance

US Swar Performer offers control over virtual instruments      28/05/26

Swar Performer is software specially designed for live performances. The designers say that you can load any number of virtual instruments and play them from mapped areas of your device(s), changing mappings on the fly. Here's more details in their own words...

It's time to rock the stage! Swar Performer gives live musicians total control over their virtual instruments. Map one or more MIDI device(s) to multiple instruments at once, organize your setups into scenes, and switch between them instantly with a click or a single keystroke.

Whether you perform in front of some friends and family, or for a large audience, this app will help you shine. Become a multi-instrumentalist and wow your public with this simple, affordable software tool.

Swar Performer in a glance

  •     Assign key ranges of one or more MIDI devices to specific virtual instrument tracks
  •     Create scenes with different such mappings that can be triggered by device keys/buttons
  •     Add AUDIO tracks for mics
  •     Add AUX tracks to implement any routing required
  •     Add effects to any track
  •     Record all playback into individual audio/MIDI files
  •     Store the whole configuration into separate session files
  •     Full Undo/Redo
  •     Supports any standard (AU, VST) virtual instrument and/or effect plugin

Pricing and Availability:
$99

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