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I honestly would not go down this route unless you intend to spend considerable time on the linux side itself. If you want to just get on with playing music st

I honestly would not go down this route unless you intend to spend considerable time on the linux side itself. If you want to just get on with playing music stick with macOS or windows. Also the platform should not crash while live in the first place, but in cases where its critical usually there will be two machines running the same set in a failover config.

worik 4y ago
No. That is not true. Using a MIDI input over USB into Yoshmi or ZynAddSubFX is very straight forward and there is a powerful synthesiser straight out of the bow. There is a lot more you can do on Linux, if you choose. But the easy things are easy, the hard things possible, and no silly license requirements (having been burned by Apple....)