DAW's for Linux
DAW's for Linux Posted on: 28.01.2010 by Hertha Fang My friend is currently considering changing to linux, and wants to know what options are available? since I have never used linux I can't advise, anyone help me out? | |
| Earl Ancelet 28.01.2010 |
Originally Posted by Stumpy
Another good thing is that there is a pretty sizeable Linux community over on the Renoise community s. As I have said elsewhere, I am seriously considering putting my NI Maschine up for sale just because I love the workflow in Renoise and I can run it on as many machines as I like across all platforms. And, I can use pretty much any MIDI controller with it - currently using a LPD8 but just picked up a Kontrol X1 which I can't wait to test with Renoise. |
| Hertha Fang 28.01.2010 | My friend is currently considering changing to linux, and wants to know what options are available? since I have never used linux I can't advise, anyone help me out? |
| Ernie Stieglitz 29.01.2010 | That's true, and to add, my brother uses and loves Renoise. |
| Earl Ancelet 28.01.2010 |
Originally Posted by Stumpy
Another good thing is that there is a pretty sizeable Linux community over on the Renoise community s. As I have said elsewhere, I am seriously considering putting my NI Maschine up for sale just because I love the workflow in Renoise and I can run it on as many machines as I like across all platforms. And, I can use pretty much any MIDI controller with it - currently using a LPD8 but just picked up a Kontrol X1 which I can't wait to test with Renoise. |
| juan garcia 28.01.2010 | artistX or planetCCRMA which is built on fedora both free, both loaded with programs both very easy to use. |
| Ernie Stieglitz 28.01.2010 | Renoise can be tricky scary looking if you don't have prior experience on trackers. |
| Leota Saniuk 28.01.2010 | you might want to check out: http://createdigitalmusic.com/2010/0...ale/#more-9026 |
| Jayne Yellowhair 28.01.2010 | this? |
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