What's missing in PipeWire for it to be "pro audio"? Genuine question, since I've been making some music casually and heard from music producers that it's actually quite good.
What I'm missing is compatibility of applications.
If you're interested, I have a good experience with yabridge for running Windows VSTs in Linux-native DAWs. If it's the applications themselves, then I have no experience. I ran the FL Studio demo in Wine for a few minutes but that's essentially the end of my experience, since I have Reaper.
Next question: driver support for the Arturia Minifuse on Linux?
If I've understood this correctly, it should just work, and PipeWire should understand the interface.
Thank you, now my only issue will be me having to pirate the few free plugins came with my interface if they'll have DRM issues with whatever compatibility layer there is for Linux DAWs.
What's missing in PipeWire for it to be "pro audio"? Genuine question, since I've been making some music casually and heard from music producers that it's actually quite good.
What I'm missing is compatibility of applications.
If you're interested, I have a good experience with yabridge for running Windows VSTs in Linux-native DAWs. If it's the applications themselves, then I have no experience. I ran the FL Studio demo in Wine for a few minutes but that's essentially the end of my experience, since I have Reaper.
Next question: driver support for the Arturia Minifuse on Linux?
Seems to have an ALSA UCM configuration since 2022: https://github.com/alsa-project/alsa-ucm-conf/issues/220
If I've understood this correctly, it should just work, and PipeWire should understand the interface.
Thank you, now my only issue will be me having to pirate the few free plugins came with my interface if they'll have DRM issues with whatever compatibility layer there is for Linux DAWs.
Happy to help! Have fun!