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Fuck Microsoft. Is there any decent music recording/editing/DAW type software for Linux?
There are a lot of pro audio tools available on Linux. I myself use some of the more basic tools, such as the universal plugin host Carla to host LV2/3, VST and LADSPA based audio plugins. And a basic lightweight MIDI mixing sftware called jack_mixer, combine that with a patchbay like qpwgraph, and virtual audio channels set up through pactl and I have a custom, lightweight but infinitely expandable plugin chain and mixer set up I can use for video recording and streaming.
But software ranges from that all the way to full featured integrated DAW setups and everything in between.
Guess its time to learn freecad. I cant stand this sub model.
I will never buy subscription software intended to run on my hardware.
If it runs on my machine, and any non-local services are not key to the core product functionality. I'm buying a perpetual license or you're not getting a penny.
Wait, how do the keywords they mentioned indicate anything about a subscription?