A: Mixbus, Waveform Free B: Linux Manjaro C: U-he / airwindows
If you were to check again, you would probably find out what actual Linux users on this forum have repeatedly stated: Class Compliant devices are...
I have had dual-boot systems for years, desktops and laptops, with Reaper installed on both Windows and Linux partitions. Reaper either offers...
That's true. Most of the audio interface manufacturers refuse not only to support Linux, but to provide basic documentation for their interfaces...
RME stopped supporting the venerable RME DIGI9652 Hammerfall PCI card, for example, when Windows transitioned to 64-bit, but last time I checked...
If you want to use the one you already own and it's not supported in Linux, you simply stay with Windows and everybody's happy. If you want to...
It's definitely an incomparably smaller market and the gap is unlikely to be narrowed in foreseeable future. However, there's already plenty of...
...and TAL... ...and Harrison... ...and airwindows, Audio Damage, Audio Assault, apisonic labs, Auburn Sounds, Decent Sampler, Dexed,...
Years go by, Linux keeps improving steadily, but the level of ignorance and malice being spewed by non-users is constantly staggering. If your...
In terms of functionality, an MPC offers just a part of what one can do with a laptop, but it comes in a dedicated unit, with tightly integrated...
Haven't tried any of these two models, but in the 80s Monarch used to compete in the same market segment as did Behringer later in the 90s - cheap...
And while we are at this topic, there's something brewing on the Universal Audio vs Linux front. Apparently UA have agreed to reconsider Linux...
Again, if you are set in your ways when it comes to the use of Windows/Mac plugins and require your entire personal collection to be functional in...
It's more like "If FL Studio supported Linux...". As far as Windows VSTs, with Yabridge it's now more likely than not that a plugin will work on...
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The prejudices against Linux seem to be rather resilient, so for the sake of a more balanced perspective... I would be happy with Windows 10 as...
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