For the cons, maybe you can find Ardour 2 and 3 with a different work-flow than Ableton Live, but once you learn how to use them you will get really fast with audio engineering.
And, if you are searching for a better MIDI editing support than Ardour 3.
Consider using Qtractor as a solution. I start every composition with it
(even if it looks pretty ugly) and then record my MIDI track to a D.A.W like
Ardour 2 ou 3. There is also plenty of plug-in to use with these softwares in
the Trisquel repository. My opinion, as a professional sound engineer, is
that lots of these free plug-in (like the calf and invada ones) are a lots
better than lots of plug-in found in the proprietary world. Before I was
using Pro Tools and Ableton Live, but, like I said, this was before I tried
Ardour 2 and 3 libre plug-ins. And compared to lots of proprietary DAWs,
libre DAWs have no other limits (no track or plug-in per track limit for
instance) than your PC specs.
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