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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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Having used Bitwig Studio a bit now in Linux I can only say that if the lack of plugins is not a problem, Linux is superior audio platform even to macOS and CoreAudio.

Just to name one example of MANY, routing is the most user friendly experience that exist if you need that. In macOS some stuff for MIDI is configured through a some settings dialog I cannot recall anymore where it is located, and for more generic audio routing one has to buy a Loopback from Ameoba Audio. With Pipewire, you just open Helvum or similar tool, and wire the shit.

Comparing anything audio to Windows is not wort of the effort because audio in Windows is a disaster broken from all possible angles :-) I don't know Microsoft's priorities but personally I would fix audio before poisoning world with the worst AI assistant ever.

Through audio I've got into using Niri as my window manager because that topology fits really for "studio alike environment" because it gives a tactical rack/modular like environment, and is a advantage too in that sense.
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