3 Sep
2009
3 Sep
'09
8:41 a.m.
On 09/03/2009 08:29 PM, cunnilinux himself wrote:
Why stop there? We could have a choice of musical formats and a go
button and the system would spit out a generic super compressed radio
friendly audio file with autotuned lyrics of your choice...
Patrick Shirkey
Boost Hardware Ltd
I feel that
cleanly integrating a sampler interface with existing apps will provide a competitive
Linux based solution.
i don't think so :)
what makes existing win/mac solutions unbeatable are thousands of VSTs
with thousands of presets working just out of the box.
in fact, there is no more real need to learn anything. just pick some
amount of VSTs, run them in some all-in-one application, use some
ready presets, and you've done.
so, why run all that VST stuff on linux with extra emulation layer if
one can run it all directly on win/mac?
imnsho, linux could be _really_ competitive solution if it had the
same single-buttoned interface with a huge button "yes" a.k.a.
"proceed" :-D