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Rob🫟@MattMoose There is a useful blog piece on running Ableton Live on Linux on linuxvox.com
Ableton Linux: A Comprehensive Guide
Ableton Live is a well-known digital audio workstation (DAW) popular among musicians, producers, and audio engineers for its powerful features in music creation, recording, and performance. However, Ableton Live is officially only available for Windows and macOS operating systems. But for Linux users, there are ways to run Ableton Live on Linux through various compatibility layers and workarounds. This blog will explore the fundamental concepts of getting Ableton Live to work on Linux, how to use it, common practices, and best-known methods.
@robchapman
Thankyou my friend! Added to research list. Best regards.
Thankyou my friend! Added to research list. Best regards.
@MattMoose I will keep looking around - I have an interest in this kind of thing, anyway
@robchapman
Much obliged, no worries.
Flushing microsoft for good will be great.
I just want to make music, not be spied on and degraded too! Lol
Much obliged, no worries.
Flushing microsoft for good will be great.
I just want to make music, not be spied on and degraded too! Lol
@MattMoose I've used Linux for as my sole OS for as long as I have been out of the UK, before that I had a dual boot system, windows 7 and Mepis (now defunct) which became MX Linux, which is what I use now.
I've also been using LMMS (some learning is required, but not that much I don't think) frequently gets knocked - but its free digital audio workstation, so I never understand why some people get so sniffy about it - I mean before that I used use Audacity
I've also been using LMMS (some learning is required, but not that much I don't think) frequently gets knocked - but its free digital audio workstation, so I never understand why some people get so sniffy about it - I mean before that I used use Audacity
@robchapman Oh that's cool then, very similar choice of OS and audio apps here. I got into LMMS to see if it could do as much as Ableton, whose editing I like... LMMS is a bit clunkier but gets many jobs done... nearly finished one dance track so far. Ardour seems to be catching up with Ableton's clip launching facility. At the end of the day, I just want to produce music that uplifts the listener 💃