Hi Mitsch, > Start with the native stuff! Try it out, give it a chance! > You mean the native linux vst stuff? I tried it out already. It's working very fine. But i only found a few plugins: The stuff from juce and some calf stuff. It's working really good! Are there more plugins somewhere in the web? > Don't get me wrong: I don't say this, because I think that you as a > newbie can not be a member of the exclusive Linux-Audio-Gurus that are > allowed to handle VST on Linux. I just guess that you haven't had the > time to get an idea, how powerful LADSPA really is. > I am NOT a fan of the VST stuff from steinberg. I also like the LADSPA things and tried out a lot of ladspa effect. They are really cool, exspecially for hardsic recording, and mixing. My issue is, that i don't find any LADSPA instruments? And that's a lack for me...
> So, this is my advice: Only, if your not satisfied with the native > Linux-Audio tools or if your whole work depends on one certain sound of > a VST-Plugin that can not be substituted by LADSPA and friends - go for > FST and stuff. But keep in mind: Although the WINE-project is doing a > great job, the Windows-application you want to integrate in Linux will > always be a "Fremdkörper". (For all those, who are not familiar with the > german language: It's like an alien element.) > My opinion is this: If you want to use VST, go for Windows or Mac OS. > (Keep in mind, that my opinion is not representative for the > list... :) ) > I know that. But let me explain: I'm a fan of linux and the open source thinking. So, what I want to do, is just to build up a working environment under linux. My neighbour has a studio with MACs and Logic and these things. So it's just that I want to use linux as I want to help linux on its way to be better than the Windows stuff, also when making music. I know, if I switch back to Windows or Mac, I can spend a lot of money and then I'll have a perfect DAW. But thats not what I want... > Sorry, I wasn't helpful with your very problem, but you might have > guessed that I'm not using VST on Linux (and never did) and therefore I > simply can't help you because I don't know nothing about it... > Yeah. But as you don't use VST, where do you get your sounds from? Are they all recorded? Regards, gizzmo alias mathias _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
