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FL Studio works fine in Linux if u install it thru Wine
I use Bitwig Studio as my Linux native DAW.
I'm no musician or whatever, more a hobbyist regarding that. I've used lmms to compose some tunes. Is Bitwig somewhat comparable?
Bitwig was created by some of the people that built Abelton Live. Bitwig is considered by many to be the best of them all and easier to pick up by beginners. I plan to try it on Linux before I decide if I make the jump from Abelton.
I tried it and it worked fine, but didn't try to install any 3rd party plugins. Do they work too?
Been thinking about setting it up again if so.
Yup, I use Fabfilter and native instruments stuff
Amazing! I know what I'm doing tonight!