> a good way to virtualize Windows that maintains decently high compatibility and performance with the games I want to play I'd legit rather kill myself than u

> a good way to virtualize Windows that maintains decently high compatibility and performance with the games I want to play I'd legit rather kill myself than use Windows as my primary OS, so I dual-boot, but I'm frankly interested in that too. Not for games though, but for real-time audio. Does anyone have any experience with running a DAW on a Windows VM? Is it worth the effort?