Making Music on Fedora – Interest in (resuscitating) a SIG?
discussion.fedoraproject.org
Hi there! After quite a while, I recently picked up recording with Fedora again and ran into a couple of snags which I could (eventually) work around and fix. I’m not completely done with that but my experience up to here was not really optimal. Much of the content you find online is about other Linux distributions and/or outdated, and I can probably thank my stubbornness to make it as far as I did. I came to think that the topic of making music on Fedora is a bit neglected lately – some years...

If you use Linux to edit audio, mix songs and work with audio in general, including having trouble making certain audio hardware work, it’s your chance to join a community effort to make Linux audio creation better and more accesible.

The Audio Creation SIG (Special Interest Group) is a hub for creators to help each other create and together try and find ways to get better hardware and VST support for Linux.

    • bluGill@kbin.social
      6·
      8 months ago

      If you use a linux audio distro linux is easier than windows. Everything works out of the box, not weird drivers to install with all their bloatware.

      Try to do it manually is hard, but there are some great pretuned distros that make it easy.

    • RooPappy@kbin.social
      5·
      8 months ago

      If you’re choosing to do audio production in Linux, the odds are that “easy” wasn’t your top decision criteria. lol

      Personally, I recently hooked up my Berhinger USB audio interface to Mint, and Ardour and Audacity saw it immediately. I was impressed. I was ready to google around for how to use lusb and dmseg and shit because I never remember what I’m doing.