Linux and audio pro 3804
But what exactly is he going to DO with the new system? What's going to be different? Why is he making the change?
I apologize for using the term "pro" if indeed it was I who actually made exactly that request. What I was...
If I had that hardware, my inclination would be to use Windows XP and one of the popular DAW programs that a lot of other people use. Perhaps the "problem" with this studio that the new Linux system will solve is that his partner has been using a Linux DAW and this will make it easier for them to work together on projects on their separate systems.
That's a perfectly good reason FOR THIS STUDIO to make a change, but it's certainly not a good enough reason in itself for someone considering using Linux for running DAW applications to do so. And there are many good reasons for not doing so.
Perhaps "pro studio" is the wrong term for what it is that we're looking for. We're looking for a blessing from someone (like me...
Please find a better argument than one studio building a Linux DAW to support your point. (whatever your point is, if you even have one)
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