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You may not be interested in learning a new DAW, but if you're feeling up to it Bitwig has native Linux support.
by Forbo 7y ago
You may not be interested in learning a new DAW, but if you're feeling up to it Bitwig has native Linux support.
- MadWombat 7y agoI could learn a new DAW, but my library of Native Instruments plugins is a problem.
- fractalf 7y agoI use BitWig on linux with LinVST and run lots of win vsts just fine. Not all though, but most
- fulldecent2 7y agoI just checked out Bitwig. Apparently it is a for-money app which is not available in the Mac App Store. So far, every not-free-open-source app I have seen which is not on the Mac App Store has caused problems: - Spotify: does weird things to start at login and hide it from your system's start-at-login settings - Dropbox: phishes you to get your root password - Panic Transmit and Coda: exfiltrates your ~/.ssh/id_rsa file while not clearly documenting this For 399 USD, I had hoped Bitwig could manage to get its app set up with sandboxing and into the store.
- dkonofalski 7y agoWhat's this about Transmit? Source for that? I use Transmit religiously and haven't heard anything about this.