Hacker, maker, musician.. :)

[S1gmoid]

Hey

I'm a longtime Linux / FOSS / OpenHardware geek. I re-discovered my musical side not that long ago, and have really enjoyed the journey so far. Currently I'm focusing more on the human side of music, practicing on the piano and keyboard, practicing rhythm on the djembe, practicing sight-reading, doing ear training exercises, and similar, so the time I spend with a DAW is so far negligible.

As I'm growing increasingly tired of Apple's antics, I'm curious about the options for music making on Linux.

[bluebell]

Hey

I'm a longtime Linux / FOSS / OpenHardware geek. I re-discovered my musical side not that long ago, and have really enjoyed the journey so far. Currently I'm focusing more on the human side of music, practicing on the piano and keyboard, practicing rhythm on the djembe, practicing sight-reading, doing ear training exercises, and similar, so the time I spend with a DAW is so far negligible.

As I'm growing increasingly tired of Apple's antics, I'm curious about the options for music making on Linux.

Welcome and have fun. Linux became mature as an audio platform. We live in interesting times.

[folderol]

Welcome from me too. I've been using Linux for music since the early 2000s, so never had the 'mysterious' problems of the other platforms. It's not perfect of course, but the occasional niggle usually has several ways of getting resolved. It's also nice to be able to discuss issues with the actual developers... and be taken seriously!

[Michael Willis]

Hi S1gmoid, welcome in!

[S1gmoid]

Thanks for the welcome everyone