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  @itsonemanКүн бұрын

  I am FL user and I use lot of vst in mixing and mastering.... Can I switch on linux anyhow?

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  @agun21420 күн бұрын

  linux is so good for audio, i hated how little control i had in windows. JACK and ALSA took time to learn but well worth the flexibility

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  @tek_lynx422521 күн бұрын

  Musta been fun hah I doubt your video shows all the pain, Just getting a damn software equalizer installed on linux is a pain in the ass, let alone Low latency sound support ASIO. Not to mention midi Linux does sound bad, and if your not using crappy realtek devices its not a fun picnic.

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  @jdaniele23 күн бұрын

  Keep going Franz. I like your clear style. Thanks.😊🙏👏👏👏

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  @jdaniele23 күн бұрын

  Hi, thanks for the interesting video. What about FL Studio running under Linux? I have full Signature license version on Windows and I think it is a great DAW. What about hardware audio/midi controllers and usb sound cards compatibility under Linux? Ps: I suggest you to use a closer and better mike for recording your voice and a soft round light for your face (that is in the dark). Thanks.🙏👍😁

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  @HSTrejoLuna28 күн бұрын

  Hello there, I'm producing tunes with GNU/Linux as main operating system since 2019, I've started with some noisy punk music and experimented more with electronic music and rap

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  @BenMartinBoxАй бұрын

  @FranzCorrado IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be aware that you are leading people in error. It is NOT possible to run all "VSTi libraries" in Linux without problems using WINE. All VSTi that use "eLicense" or "iLok" USB security register /authentication systems, do not work in WINE because each time such VSTis are used, these security system servers ("eLicense" or "iLok") think the WINE session is a different PC /machine each time. Some musicians have lock themselves out of their VSTi instruments because they exhausted all the authentication attempts, rendering their licenses void. In other words, they simply wasted all the tries the vendor gives them to authenticate and use the product becoming hostage of the "vendor's good will" to reset /unlock their accounts. So be aware of this. If any of you ever found a real solution to this issue ("eLicense" or "iLok") in WINE, please let me know. Appreciated.

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  @Diggy22Ай бұрын

  I've been using LMMS on Windows for almost two decades. It's saved me a lot of money, and I've been able to do a lot of beats and EDM tracks. When I switched over to Linux Mint, one of the first things I did was install LMMS.

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  @SamuTheFrogАй бұрын

  Linux is the best OS, hands down. However, wow music production kinda sucks on it dude. Ableton runs like ass through wine and I have a 7900x, 64gb ram and an rx7900xt. Reaper's workflow is about like ardours, it's obnoxiously annoying and unintuitive. If you have to make a tutorial explaining it, then it's not intuitive, period. Logic, Garageband, Ableton, what do they all have in common? I've seen noobs, myself and other friends, pick up and become very efficient with these softwares within 5-15 minutes, seriously. Mastering it takes time but just simply making a song, comes very naturally in them. Ardour, Reaper, LMMS, etc, etc., all of these other "non-logic's"(as I refer to them) just don't have a very good workflow. Reaper has to have multiple windows open and it gets cluttered and really annoying really quick. Obviously i have no problems shelling out cash, i bought the highest tier Ableton Live as well as the highest tier Logic Pro back in the day, and am rocking near-top shelf hardware. My issue is with proprietary tech and companies telling me what I can and can't do with my creations using a tool. It's become a scarier issue as of lately, Idk why, but just is to me. The fact that terms and conditions can change, they watch our usage, and ultimately control our usage of softwares really bugs me, and I hate that they could take away a tool I depend on so heavily at any point for any reason, regardless of if I bought it, because that's how proprietary tech works. Plus when the secret holders die, the tech dies. Open source is where it's at............ but why........ why oh why does it all have to perform and work like it's from the 80s

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  @McGyver008Ай бұрын

  Despite your efforts, FranzCorrado (meanwhile you also seem to be finished with "Linux music production", because nothing at all can be found from you younger than 3 years... 🙄) I have to conclude, that Linux Music - although it's really capable kernel - is hardly capable to compete with _ a n y _ commercial music production attempt, except the few already existing projects and those few companies which began to establish their products on Linux as well. Compared to VST's - for instance - some Linux plugins aim to be "colorful", but really practical in the sense of their capability to "survive" in a halfway professional environment there are only few. Be it their partly very limited accessibilty for automation/modulation, be it the mostly only for a very short time existing development (because often only made by single enthusiasts instead of only very little, basic _ t e a m s _)... In comparison Linux music simply is something permanently fighting against the death caused by _ p u r e _ _ l o n e r i s m _ vs. the insight, that cooperation is simply the _ b a r e _ _ m i n i m u m _ necessary to keep such projects alive and competitive. To conclude: Even though some DAW and plugin producers and projects desparately try to keep a quite weak hope alive to make Linux music interesting for musicians, this hope mostly vaporizes completely when one really is in search of practical usable software (and be it only snippets). For me it turned out, that Linux basically came from few really capable brains, which are though almost incapable of cooperation - and the so-called "community" very rarely can be found in music projects. See the very simple, but yet impressive example (from my personal pov): LMMS. Originally made by Tobias Doerffel it aimed to be a clone of Fruity Loop$ and was an interesting idea... but it had been remaining some kind of hobby for many years and although Tobias gave it an interesting start: When Tobias began to concentrate on demand of only very few users while developing LMMS regarding new feature development and other properties and functions this program became simply uninteresting for almost the complete community... lonerism Then after many years Tobias had to leave LMMS completely (lack of time), but because nobody was really involved and it still remained some 'big hobby' instead of a real _ o p e n _ _ s o f t w a r e _ _ p r o j e c t _... only very few people were interested in continuing this thing and it went on stumbeling between delirium and death. A long text in short: As long the vast majority of Linux developers don't learn the essential ability of open cooperation and of open communication their projects will never become really widely usable software. The still existing self-lie of Linux: "It is open source and everybody can..." - right - _ C A N _. But to make these things _ c o m p e t i t i v e _ many people _ n e e d _ _ t o _ be made interested in working on these projects, because the simple _ a b i l i t y _ doesn't move _ a n y t h i n g _ and lonerism is the graveyard of literally _ e v e r y t h i n g _. We will see, wheter Linux developers learn the essential 'lesson' named: Cooperation _ a l w a y s _ beats lonerism and even weak teamwork beat almost each "geek-work" very quickly.

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  @toyotagaz2 ай бұрын

  increadible thank you for this the music is so underapreciated

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  @IAMSEYMOURMUSIC2 ай бұрын

  Linux needs support from proprietary software studios so I can use Reaktor, East West Quantum Leap, the Abbey Road mastering stuff, etc. And i also want to use my interface hardware with proper low latency. I like making music, and windows is getting increasingly on my nerves, but I want my sounds, plugins and libraries to work. And to not spend a weekend trying and failing to build wifi drivers from source 😂.

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  @Zs233 ай бұрын

  ♥♥♥♥♥♥

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  @Insert_Bland_Name_Here3 ай бұрын

  Open Source for life! I'm currently planning a build for a new music production PC to replace my laptop for this, and it's so getting Ubuntu Studio installed instead of that glorified ransomware known as Windows 11.

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  @RedPlasticLabel3 ай бұрын

  Grande Francesco! Anche io produco musica con Linux da molti anni, sarebbe bello mettere in contatto un po' di progetti di questo tipo!

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  @eddiexx3 ай бұрын

  so what happned with your project? You would have been the only music producer using linux i think, i cant find any other channel doing it.

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  @saffoof6 ай бұрын

  The real frenching simulator

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  @xrenynthemusicmage64226 ай бұрын

  TLDR: You switched to Linux because you couldn't afford a PC powerful enough for music production on Windows, which I think is a completely fine thing to do, though I wouldn't recommend everyone else to do the same 😅 Don't get me wrong, I love most free linux-based OSes and use them on a daily basis (both privately and for work), but it still takes *a lot* of getting used to as a complete linux noob. For those who already have or plan to get a beefy PC with plenty of ram and a fast enough CPU, learning linux may just be a huge waste of time that they could've used to get better at producing music on Windows instead.

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  @johnnyrosenberg95226 ай бұрын

  Wow, that background music was really annoying! I really wanted to listen to the whole video, but I had to give up. Sorry.

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  @movieclips75117 ай бұрын

  thanks for the video ,i just want to tell you that i couldn't bear the background music and had to not complete the video

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  @homersimpson92577 ай бұрын

  Hello, i'm just here to put a little critic i have on this video between 0:00 - 6:23 and 8:23 - 10:54 You put too much volume on the music track, your voice is most of the time covered by the music. It makes it harder to keep focus on what you said. It's always great to leave Microsoft / Apple / Google for moving on Linux, long live to you.

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  @foruncolo747 ай бұрын

  Anyone here that can help? I'm not able to find drivers fo my RME Fireface UC USB audio interface, i look on RME forums already and seems that there's only an outdated reverse engineering project with hints on how build your own Linux driver for the UC using the Windows driver, too bad 'cause for Windows and macOS there's super updated drivers, last is from July of this year, if someone has any idea, please let me know, thanks.

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  @nair.bakunawa8 ай бұрын

  I completely agree! i just recently made the switch as well!

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  @Realworlddummy4 ай бұрын

  switching to linux for music production is wild

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  @Baguenaudeur8 ай бұрын

  WE'RE MAKING IT OUT OF THE SUBWAY WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥

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  @ryfyyt1718 ай бұрын

  WE MAKING IT OUT OF THE LICENSES TEST WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥

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  @TheCarPassionChannel8 ай бұрын

  0:40 I could listen to this section 100 time in a row

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  @imcloudust25989 ай бұрын

  Please don't stop making vids

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  @retzerR9 ай бұрын

  I switch to Pop OS a few years ago as a dual boot for software development, and a few.months ago i removed windows and went full Linux. I am now trying out music production and I am glad others doing the same, and that there are some decent DAWs available for Linux.

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  @sourabh69009 ай бұрын

  Linux user here as well I use musescore and ardour as my main softwares

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  @Bitonio10 ай бұрын

  I light a cigarette in front of Eiffel tower At midnight sit on a blue Venturi bonnet See the starlight make you happy mate. Oh merde, je suis Français.

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  @Musica-Lyrix11 ай бұрын

  linux is not for games music is for servers :D

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  @mattvanelli81711 ай бұрын

  Been a windows user for a long long time.. I plan to build a PC that runs Linux for music prod, and is never connected to the internet. The only issue is getting windows plugins to work in Linux. I plan to use Reaper.

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  @waxtin48 Жыл бұрын

  Fantastic work great information

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  @fikrirahmatnurhidayat4988 Жыл бұрын

  Oh my, you're even using a Window Manager lol, this is another level.

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  @laurabasuki2841 Жыл бұрын

  very good

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  @pavelmolchanov7156 Жыл бұрын

  Windows is superior. I won't switch

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  @matthiasdoffek3282 Жыл бұрын

  Do you have some Ideas for Linux Mint Mate. I'm searching for Alternatives for E-Bass Amp Sim and Ozone Advanced and Waves Debreath..

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  @matthiasdoffek3282 Жыл бұрын

  I use Reaper for DAW

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  @virgildanica2372 Жыл бұрын

  Thanks for the Video 🙏🏼 your working machine continues debian!!!!

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  @hannesobrist2160 Жыл бұрын

  How can I record and perform with a Windows daw on linux without latency? Wineasio is not working, I tryed for 2 weeks now.

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  @Selbstzensur Жыл бұрын

  I startet making music in Linux in 2008. Now i am on Macos. Not going back.

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  @ezesandoval1252 Жыл бұрын

  espectacular 10/10

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  @mabri439 Жыл бұрын

  Bella la traduzione del software "reaper" con "Mietitore"!!! 😁

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  @JamesDRacing Жыл бұрын

  Can I use this for audio for some intros on my Assetto Corsa races please? :)

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  @brucengos Жыл бұрын

  which distro is good for low end laptops for music production?.

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  @Twy7chTec_Vayper Жыл бұрын

  Actually just downloaded MX_LINUX yesterday, installed it on one of my Chromebooks (HP 14 G4)W/ A 128GB HDHC. Took a couple hours to fully install EVERYTHING, but now, I'm about to install it on my freshly wiped 2010 MacBook Pro w/500GB HDD. Also have (2) 16GB Micro-SDHCs and a 160GB KESU External Hard Drive for extra songs. I stopped using Windows about 2 years (former A+ tech) the whole cert system is a racket unto itself lol 😆 I've been working on computers since the age of 14['98] and honestly, being a guitar tech(Luthier is soooo much easier and less headaches lol) plus, with windows 11 & the newer iOS systems they scan your devices, pcs etc and delete anything of yours they deem "offensive", lol which in this day an age could be which ever the wind blows. An you agree to it in the New ToS, goes with the "your phone is considered rented" go look it up. With Linux, things(security) is soooo much different, it's leaps an bounds what MAC & PC are.. MACS system is called UNIX LOL it's just LINUX! same exact commands, if you know TERMINAL, then guess what gov'nah???!!! You now know over 50+ Linux Distro Language Commands....BRAVO!!!! See, so don't tell us in the tech community things aren't possible. It's just reading and typing. Takes 30 minutes tops

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  @fog5582 Жыл бұрын

  ... quite a boolsh!t... Windows takes 3-4.5Gb from the start. Crystal Linux(arch vanilla) smthng around 1.8-2.2Gb. Omnispehere: 450-900Mb per instance depending on how sophisticated patch is. DUNE3 the same. Pigments: 300-600Mb per instance. Eqs/compressors etc: 30-150Mb. having 8-12Gb of RAM used by DAW u simply run out of CPU power. So u need to pay attention to CPU and what u are talking on youtube... At least I have 16Gb of RAM on laptop and always there is a plenty of room (3-6Gb free) when my CPU starts freaking out and you cant continue to work. KZreadrs... Believe it or not - linux more stable... Upgrades are not allowed without your ... let say... consciousness... Linux faster. More effective. After update on Windows(i though i switched off all updates but Windows decided otherwise) i had all audio highpassed smthng around 300Hz. That was mixing time after production... Report. Just a lesson for sh!tt talking.

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  @4D1_P74Z Жыл бұрын

  I don't know why but.... I love your English accent somehow!!! Its lovely for me...

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  @user-zr5xy5pv8w Жыл бұрын

  Wow, nice video bro. You make me wanna try it out👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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  @zeal0ck Жыл бұрын

  What distro u using?

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  @jonyguitar5311 Жыл бұрын

  Mercy Boku

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  @BETOUZ_92 Жыл бұрын

  I can feel the presence of the professeur Layton