3 Mar
2011
3 Mar
'11
1:29 p.m.
On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 4:00 AM, Alexandre Prokoudine
<alexandre.prokoudine(a)gmail.com> wrote:
2011/3/2 Mark Knecht wrote:
Which unto itself doesn't have to be a problem and could even be a
strength of Linux audio.
The folks we'd be focused on are the PTLE people. They are primarily
home/small studio users and most likely haven't spent thousands of
dollars on licensed plugins. However they might be drawn to Linux
audio as an alternative if they understood how rich the Open Source
plugin library is.
Has anyone ever done a plugin-by-plugin replacement guide for PT
plugins showing what the most equivalent (or better) solution is in
LV2, LADSPA, etc.? Might be an interesting web page to look at.
Ardour has a page listing general groups:
http://ardour.org/plugins
but I haven't seen anything that attempts to A/B Waves plugins vs
their most comparable LADSPA version, etc.
- Mark
2) Most likely little/no personal knowledge of
Linux, much less doing
audio in Linux. Learning to build kernels, run Jack and then even just
Ardour is a huge task. Throw in that their investments in plugins is
now likely wasted money also. (I've not heard of an RTAS host for
Ardour but maybe I missed that.
You didn't :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_Time_AudioSuite#Licensing
Alexandre Prokoudine