LinuxMusicians

Seems like the Korg Triton Rack is still the best option.

Thanks for replying. Did you ever ask Korg about the errors? Maybe ask WineHQ community about it? I agree that Korg's websites can be a hassle to navigate sometimes.

So as not to revive an old thread, Korg Legacy VST hosting on Linux?, I'm curious about anyone using Korg Collection Triton.

I was trying to consolidate it since I figured they were the same, but I'll create a new thread if that's the etiquette here.

Has anyone used the KORG Collection 2 on Linux?

Somewhat related, anyone ever aggregate / distribute creative commons music?

Sounds like you two are big into the community. Why Discogs over AllMusic?

Sorry for not replying to this. From what I remember, VSXu wasn't hard to too figure out but there wasn't much customization available. Since last updating this thread, I've used kdenlive and FFMPEG a lot. Haven't tried ProjectM yet.

What are the benefits of putting your music on AllMusic and Discogs?

- Your music is less discoverable, because you are an island. Promotion is all on you, and fewer people will stumble across your stuff. This is more true with a website, although I was speaking of WordPress.org which gives many more options, not WordPress.com. Being on Soundcloud, Spotify, etc. put...

Rainmak3r wrote:the inability to replace the track when I have updates.

My best recommendation: host your own website with WordPress, Squarespace, etc. Ampache is an old media-focused CMS that could serve that purpose.

raboof wrote:I recently came across 'funkwhale', seems interesting! https://funkwhale.audio/

Do you have experience with this social platform or are you just sharing it?

It seems more distributors are heading towards Distrokid's method of annual payment for release. This will make things more interesting as Spotify, Pandora, and soon other music platforms work to implement their own account systems for listing.

Anyone have experience with this audio interface? I heard their vocal transformers are amazing.

How's that UR44 treating working years later? Is it still easy to use on Linux distros?