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> More serious music applications I don't understand this perspective. I've seen musicians at all levels use all sorts of crazy instruments. The output of live

> More serious music applications I don't understand this perspective. I've seen musicians at all levels use all sorts of crazy instruments. The output of live audio processing may not be used in the final result, but it's very important for capturing a performance. > not sure they are commonly used on linux or if it's wise running with low resources Linux-based studios are the norm for many hobbyists and in educational settings where the goal is actually teaching and not just indoctrinating a new cohort of commercial software users. Also, who said anything about "low resources" and what does that even mean?

peepee1982 4y ago
Linux-based studios are the norm for many hobbyists? I don't think so. And what does that even mean? There are some hobbyists using Linux for music production. But it's so far behind MacOS and Windows in that regards, that no sane person would use it for any other reason than prefering free software or using some esoteric piece of software that's only available on Linux. I wish it was different, because than I could ditch Windows and move to Linux full stop.