I've used it professionally on windows for years previously and so far haven't had any issues with performance, hardware inputs, or plugin compatibility. Everything works pretty much exactly like I'm used to.
The only thing keeping me on windows is producing music. I'm used to FL Studio, but wouldn't mind switching if I can have a similar work flow on another DAW. I'll Def look into it. Thanks!
It is QUITE different from what's going on with Windows or Mac, but there is a rich ecosystem of audio programs developed on top of the JACK audio system. There are a lot of rough edges in there, but it's all free and you can plug MIDI and audio from one program to another to another and it's very neat. You can synchronize DAWs like LMMS or Ardour with midi sequencers, drum machines like Hydrogen, synthesizers, effects racks, and so on.
Reaper
I've used it professionally on windows for years previously and so far haven't had any issues with performance, hardware inputs, or plugin compatibility. Everything works pretty much exactly like I'm used to.
The only thing keeping me on windows is producing music. I'm used to FL Studio, but wouldn't mind switching if I can have a similar work flow on another DAW. I'll Def look into it. Thanks!
It is QUITE different from what's going on with Windows or Mac, but there is a rich ecosystem of audio programs developed on top of the JACK audio system. There are a lot of rough edges in there, but it's all free and you can plug MIDI and audio from one program to another to another and it's very neat. You can synchronize DAWs like LMMS or Ardour with midi sequencers, drum machines like Hydrogen, synthesizers, effects racks, and so on.
reaper is so cool