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This, or go with idea that for some years ahead you can work with El Capitan on a old hardware. Windows for me is dead end also, until someone in pro industry r
by promeus 8y ago
This, or go with idea that for some years ahead you can work with El Capitan on a old hardware. Windows for me is dead end also, until someone in pro industry realizes that its time to move to Linux. Apple is mobile and entertainment company now. Microsoft wants AI/Cloud. The logical answer is Linux.
- SyneRyder 8y ago>until someone in pro industry realizes that its time to move to Linux Some already are. When I bought my copy of Pianoteq 6 [1], I was surprised to see they also offer a Linux version (and even a Raspberry Pi version). The DAW I use called Renoise [2] has a Linux version, and the JUCE [3] development framework common to many VST plugins also has Linux support. Listening to podcasts like Sonic Talk [4], I'm mostly hearing about studios switching from Mac back to Windows, but they have been talking a lot more about Linux too. [1] https://www.pianoteq.com/ https://www.pianoteq.com/ [2] https://www.renoise.com https://www.renoise.com [3] https://juce.com/ https://juce.com/ [4] https://sonicstate.com/sonictalk https://sonicstate.com/sonictalk
- tomduncalf 8y agoOther notable big(ish) name DAWs with Linux versions include Bitwig (quite similar to Ableton Live) and Tracktion