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Hopefully that'd work out alright, but I'm not sure what sort of audio latency I'll get with that setup. VMR 2.0 comes with Mix Bundle One, which contains four Slate Digital: FG-401 Compenssor. What I may do instead is try running Windows in a virtual machine within Linux. So, dual booting is still an option, but one I want to avoid. They have a new version out and are offering some good deals.I'm ok setting things up and customising settings etc, but I know from past and now current experience that this is probably going to be a bit more than I can be bothered with :/ You might want to look into Harrison Mixbus. This way you get a low latency kernel and a plethora of applications targeted at musicians. If you are set on Linux, try one of the distributions targeted at musicians, like UbuntuStudio for example. Most people can't and any plugin with copy protection probably isn't going to work. If you can make do with native Linux FX, VSTi and so forth Linux may work for you. What distro do you use/would recommend for music production?ĭo you want to create music or tinker with your software? If you like the challenge of tinkering, then Linux is for you. As long as it's Debian/Ubuntu based (but not actually Ubuntu - wanting to avoid Canonical) so I can also get Steam OS games to play on it, I can give it a shot. I'm trying out Mint at the moment, but I might want to give some others a shot. Not even had a chance to try the plugins lol. I've been messing around typing in console commands, but not quite understanding stuff for the past few hours or so. But I can't just ditch these plugins after the money spent. I'm not expecting this to work out, but I want to have a good go at it If I hadn't already spent the money on these programs, I'd just get Bitwig or something and only get plugins that'll work. I keep waiting for the day that linux becomes more mainstream, but its prosumer audio user base is so small that most developers can't justify the extra coding.Yeh this is what I fear. If you wanna stay with Linux and Bitwig, you're gonna have to start shopping for linux native plugin companies such as Overtone and the like. They *might* work but you'd probably end up with license/activation issues or simply audio hiccups. If you want to use Omnisphere, Kontakt or Ozone in linux, you're pretty much out of luck.

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