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Reaper might be the best DAW ("audio editor" in your own words), period. Been used for all sorts, including a Call of Duty score. You don't need to study distr
by hammyhavoc 5y ago
Reaper might be the best DAW ("audio editor" in your own words), period. Been used for all sorts, including a Call of Duty score.
You don't need to study distros for years. Linux is Linux. Manjaro, Mint, Pop, Ubuntu, pick one, and get on with your work.
- hypertele-Xii 5y ago> Reaper might be the best DAW Does not support SoundFonts, unusable for me. A web search brings up a few plugins that might add SoundFont support, but none of them mention Linux, only Windows and Mac.
- hammyhavoc 5y agoUse carla-rack, or even better, Renoise Redux. It is Renoise's sampler as a plugin. Works great in Reaper.
- curtisblaine 5y agoIt's not the DAW, it's the plugins (VSTs etc). How many of them work seamlessly on Linux? How easily can you speak to the vendor if there's an issue, without the vendor telling you "sorry, it's not tested on Linux"? What about plugins loading industry-standard libraries (like Kontakt), where the surface of what can go wrong is multiplied threefold?