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For the most part it's great, I'm just a bit sad I haven't been able to get a couple of my vsts working in reaper. Other than that, no complaints at all. It boots faster, feels less bloated, and I can still play every game I've cared about so far.
Which VST plugins would you recommend for Reaper on Linux? Been working on leveling up my audio recording, level balancing, denoise, etc.
The Airwindows plugins are all available for Linux and are some of the best dynamics processors, just not so pretty. https://www.airwindows.com/
Still trying to sort that out lol. I can only recommend definitely not anything from Izotope. Surge XT is a synth that seems to work well though, and graillion works for autotune are a couple I use off the top of my head. I'm not very skilled though, so take the above with a grain of salt.
I use Izotope with Reaper just fine. To get the UI working you need Wine 9.21 or earlier.
Oh shit, really? Thanks for the tip, I'll try that out
Yep, there's a tutorial do downgrade Wine in the yabridge repo
Thanks!