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Any tutorials on getting started with Windows VSTs in Linux? There's a lot of information here about troubleshooting problems but I'm having trouble figuring out exactly where to start. (2 decades of *nix, but very much a desktop/Linux newbie) TY!

Pre-apologies, I am a complete dumbass trying to get my 18i20 working with Jack :) journalctl -f gave me Jun 05 17:30:20 patrick-i9 kernel: usb 1-2.2.2: new high-speed USB device number 17 using xhci_hcd Jun 05 17:30:20 patrick-i9 kernel: usb 1-2.2.2: New USB device found, idVendor=1235, idProduct=8...

tristan.tarrant wrote: ↑Wed May 19, 2021 1:16 pm I like https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Lollypop

Exactly what I've been looking for.. ty!

Bob Dylan's original is 40 years old at least and I totally hate it.. but Warren Zevon covered it just before he died and it's easily one of my top 3 songs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZHmmW-75to

What is everyone using for bass amp plugins? If it comes to it I can reamp no problem, but I'd prefer a DI and plugin combination

Bear with me I'm new to linux and multimedia coming from itunes/music land. I've totally jumped ship from Apple with an iphone to Ubuntu with a Oneplus 8T. Went full on zealot mode after getting sick of Windows and Mac privacy issues. [but i digress..] What is everyone using if you aren't using Rhyt...

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Alesis io26 + Startech firewire card (TI chip). My very first real interface.. Channel 1 died years ago but it does indeed work even with the ADAT inputs. If you need more than 17+ channels over a single cable add a couple Behringer 8200s via spdif and this probably the least expensive way to do it....

Someone already mentioned the Focusrite 18i20 in this thread, but I'll throw in that the Focusrite OctoPre also works fine via SPDIF.

Live I use a Samson Q7 (if it is good enough for Richie Kotzen it's good enough for me :)). In the studio I use either an SM7B (no cloud lift, rather rack preamps) or the Q7 (mainly backing vocals). I don't have a good condenser voice. But I use condensers with my band vocalist regularly lead and ba...

Name: Patrick Usage: professional home studio Hardware PC: Asus z490a Prime, i9 10850k, 64GB, 14TB SSD (4+2TB NVME, 4+4TB SATA), Radeon 5700xt, Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 + Focusrite Scarlett OctoPre, Behringer UMC1820 + Behringer 8200 ADAT, Behringer Motor 49, Behringer Control2USB monitor controller...

Brand new to all this but figured i'd chim in. I'm using a Focusrite 18i20 (similar to the Behringer 1820 (have one of those as well as a backup input when needed, works fine)) with 8 additional ADAT preamps for all audio input. Works flawlessly. I have 3 sets of monitors (Akai Pro 8", Polk dua...

And up and running! Had to build wifi drivers for my RTL8812bu but otherwise was easy peasy. Still figuring a lot of things out but man o man, Linux has really come a long way! The Focusrite was basically plug and play. The Behringer monitor controller was plug and play.. and even better than in Win...

Been lurking for a while, finally decided today is the day. No stranger to Linux (started back in the Yggsdrasil and Slackware on floppies days if anyone remembers those heh) or Unix-style in general but I've never commit to it full time. Long time macOS with Parallels (Windows and Ubuntu) user, the...