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Glennbo · 06-25-2019, 08:42 AM

I'm of the opinion that because of REAPER for Linux, the potential for more commercial plugins for Linux has been greatly enhanced.

Might not happen overnight, but I believe that Linux is now a contender to Windows and Mac for DAW use since REAPER went native.

The only Windows plugins I use now are VSTi instrument plugins. All the audio plugins I use are 100% native Linux, and I plan to buy more like U-He's Presswerk and Uhbik suite, as well as OverTone DSP's AF2-10/M EQ which is the only plugin from them that I haven't bought yet. Also plan to buy Pianoteq at some point.

Bottom line is I'm voting for Linux plugin support with my wallet!

06-25-2019, 08:42 AM	#9
Glennbo Human being with feelings Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Planet Earth Posts: 9,098	I'm of the opinion that because of REAPER for Linux, the potential for more commercial plugins for Linux has been greatly enhanced. Might not happen overnight, but I believe that Linux is now a contender to Windows and Mac for DAW use since REAPER went native. The only Windows plugins I use now are VSTi instrument plugins. All the audio plugins I use are 100% native Linux, and I plan to buy more like U-He's Presswerk and Uhbik suite, as well as OverTone DSP's AF2-10/M EQ which is the only plugin from them that I haven't bought yet. Also plan to buy Pianoteq at some point. Bottom line is I'm voting for Linux plugin support with my wallet! __________________ Glennbo Hear My Music - Click Me!!! --