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Linux Audio Nerds, Take Notice — The Fedora Audio Creation SIG is being revived
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I think the real issue with audio work on Linux is the complexity of getting things working. MacOS and Windows are both much easier to work in with dealing with audio stuff and much like Adobe 's stranglehold on potential converts having to jump through so many hoops for an arguably worse experience really keeps some people at bay.
If you use a linux audio distro linux is easier than windows. Everything works out of the box, not weird drivers to install with all their bloatware.
Try to do it manually is hard, but there are some great pretuned distros that make it easy.
Oh yeah you're right there, but what I'm getting at is having a system that does everything you want is, I would assume, preferred. I run Pop and have it setup with my Audient EVO and it works well with Reaper, but getting it to that point was a pain.
If you're choosing to do audio production in Linux, the odds are that "easy" wasn't your top decision criteria. lol
Personally, I recently hooked up my Berhinger USB audio interface to Mint, and Ardour and Audacity saw it immediately. I was impressed. I was ready to google around for how to use lusb and dmseg and shit because I never remember what I'm doing.
Ha yeah you're right.