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>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
by SyneRyder 9y 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 9y agoOther notable big(ish) name DAWs with Linux versions include Bitwig (quite similar to Ableton Live) and Tracktion