Mathias Krause wrote: > [snip] I take my windows CD every day and think about installing it > ... Until now, I didn't, but I hope there'll be some movement in the > linux music group...
There is a movement by Linux audio coders, but maybe they are tilting at windmilles. Sometimes it might be a help to have a Windows install, just to see if the used hardware isn't broken. If things are fine with Windows, that aren't fine with Linux, you'll know that there is something to fix for your Linux. But if trouble on Windows is the same as on Linux, the hardware might be broken. In general PCs aren't unproblematic for making music. All those expensive standalone audio workstations sell well, because modern computers often make troubles. If things for PC and Mac were fine, nobody would buy e.g. a Korg Oasys for 7000 EUR, having a limited hd recorder and sequencer, a limited screen, limited virtual audio generators etc.. The Korg Oasis is based on Linux, but does cost much more than a PC + a keyboard, while it's functionality seems to be less good as for PC Linux or Windows installations. Anyway, people buy such workstations ;). I guess they do buy those workstations with good reason. _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
