Are there any linux DAW that isn't a piece of shit?
I tried LMMS but It doesn't even load windows VST without crashing.
It's there any Fl studio clone for linux that isn't a piece of shit?
Are there any linux DAW that isn't a piece of shit?
Jose Phillips
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Jeremiah Thompson
Renoise
Jeremiah Hernandez
Is ardour.org
Aiden Barnes
Reaper
Ryder Morris
You need a mac or to use windows.
>Fl studio
Kill yourself
Grayson Miller
Bitwig Studio
Jaxson Butler
What's wrong with FL you retarded idiot?
Blake Jackson
Everything, you limp-wristed faggotron.
Adam Ross
Go back to gargling cum moron, it's not the 90s anymore
Adam Ward
If you're on Linux, LMMS or Ardour are really solid. But you're not really going to get much better win support with VSTs unless you're on Windows. WINE just isn't there yet
Dominic Ward
what virtual instruments are native to linux?
Grayson Baker
None of the DAWs on Linux make any sense
OP just use Windows or Mac and pick a good DAW to go with it, you don't need to torture yourself
Use Linux when merited and not wily nily
Cameron James
Jesus Christ, is this Sup Forums? I wouldn't expect this form the only worthwile board on this forsaken website.
Luke Ramirez
>Are there any linux DAW that isn't a piece of shit?
Even if there is, latency and driver issues would prevent you from achieving anything. Every DAW still works on Windows 7.
Cooper Ward
>foreskin website
Sounds about right
Christopher Cooper
Ardour
Also Bitwig right?
Luke Richardson
>wighly nighly
FUCK YOU
op should just download avlinux and see if they get on with any of the tools.. Some of them are really great and it really does not hurt to experiment when you are trying to be creative. also ignore the non-resident software cucks
Jeremiah Green
+1 for this. I had some compile issues, but luckily they had a binary release :)
Jayden Bell
I would kill for Ableton on Linux, if that happened I would probably never use Windows again.
Carter Clark
REAPER runs well under WINE. Native linux version in progress.
Oliver Edwards
Bitwig! Great stock devices, modulation, pretty stable. Modern project handling (opening multiple projects, enabling/disabling the audio engine per project, better crash handling than most DAWs).
Also it is very very fast on Linux. Probably could get away with a 32 sample buffer if you are only using stock devices. There is a crack for 2.2 out there. Definately try a pirated copy of 2.x before you buy it. the 1.x versions dont do it justice anymore.
Caleb Johnson
these
and then go full autism with pure data or supercollider
Brayden Long
Just try Bitwig, it's made by some coders that used to work at Ableton but left the company because they really don't do much to improve their product.
It's essentially an Ableton clone with their own flavor, but at the core you could use it just like Ableton.