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Nuri · 02-02-2019, 03:29 AM

@ JamesPeters

One of my first intentions in the thread at linuxmusicians was also to completely write down all settings related to a particular hardware/software config.

As you can see, I'm now experimenting around on my DAW workstation for several months and I think everything should now work as expected, with a playable very low latency for live context.
I only have to make the final Win10 install (with activation and updates) and write each setting down.

Unfortunately, I had to switched to Win10 as I understood that the other band members want to use our Windows VST plugins. It's mandatory for us!
Using linvst or other software bridge is not a valuable solution for us (and I could not manage to install the Waves plugins V9 with wine, it's crashing).

And since the Win10 DAW workstation will always be offline, I have personally no problem to use this OS (from a freedom and privacy policy point of view).

I'm sorry that I cannot further help setting up a valuable very low latency Linux config.

02-02-2019, 03:29 AM	#15
Nuri Human being with feelings Join Date: Nov 2018 Posts: 15	@ JamesPeters One of my first intentions in the thread at linuxmusicians was also to completely write down all settings related to a particular hardware/software config. As you can see, I'm now experimenting around on my DAW workstation for several months and I think everything should now work as expected, with a playable very low latency for live context. I only have to make the final Win10 install (with activation and updates) and write each setting down. Unfortunately, I had to switched to Win10 as I understood that the other band members want to use our Windows VST plugins. It's mandatory for us! Using linvst or other software bridge is not a valuable solution for us (and I could not manage to install the Waves plugins V9 with wine, it's crashing). And since the Win10 DAW workstation will always be offline, I have personally no problem to use this OS (from a freedom and privacy policy point of view). I'm sorry that I cannot further help setting up a valuable very low latency Linux config.