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Native Linux VST plugin directory

64 pointsby Aldipowertoday at 7:59 PM18 commentsview on HN

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locusofselftoday at 9:19 PM

I've always wanted to do music recording on Linux (literally since the 90s). The fact that my preferred DAW (Reaper) has long been native to Linux has tempted me. But I have Universal Audio "Apollo" interface and have bought into their whole ecosystem which is very good and runs really great on my mac.

If I made the plunge I would get an RME USB audio interface and use Reaper, maybe play around with Bitwig which is also native on Linux. I don't think I would mess with WINE, regardless of other's success stories with it.

I'm glad to see where things have gone in recent years though

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Rooster61today at 8:29 PM

Oh nice. I'd have loved to have had this a few months ago. It's not overly easy to find VST plugins for Linux, and I've missed that since moving from Windows last year.

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jsheardtoday at 8:37 PM

Is it possible to wedge WINE between a Windows VST and a native Linux DAW?

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sirwittitoday at 9:02 PM

I absolutely love the progress that was made in the several last years! The number of VST/audio plugins available on linux has grown from being quite a problem to having an actual ecosystem!