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As an amateur music dabbler, that's great to hear. I tried Linux in 2011 or so (Ardour maybe?) and gave up, got a Macbook and Logic Pro. But the idea of moving
by bo1024 10y ago
As an amateur music dabbler, that's great to hear. I tried Linux in 2011 or so (Ardour maybe?) and gave up, got a Macbook and Logic Pro. But the idea of moving back to Linux full-time on more powerful and repairable hardware is very appealing.
- macawfish 10y agoCheck Bitwig or Reaper (recommended by some people in a different comment) if you want something more stable. And yeah, KXStudio has great tools for configuring and managing Jack with Pulseaudio. You can install it on top of Ubuntu via it's deb repository. Lately I've been using Arch. Arch's audio packages are also very well configured. There's even a Bitwig package in the AUR. That's how I installed Bitwig :) It's the best of both worlds.
- bo1024 10y agoGreat thanks, I will look into those programs.