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  • pipewire

    Mirror of the PipeWire repository (see https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/)

    • Hi everybody, I just wanted to share some happy news for any Reaper user who's sick of Windows or Mac. I tried to switch to Linux many times before throughout the years with no success since Reaper is essential for me and I had no luck with Jack or ALSA and even less with Pulseaudio. No matter what I did, something always crapped out, there was some bad latency or my MIDI controllers didn't work. Enter Pipewire (https://pipewire.org/).

  • reapack-repository-template

    A GitHub repository template for ReaPack repositories using reapack-index for testing and deployment, automated using GitHub Actions.

    • I have no idea, I've been using Reaper on Mac since 2016 (and Audition, Reason and Ableton on Windows for a decade before that) and had plenty of third party plugins but I discovered that Reaper's stock plugins worked perfectly well for me: ReaEQ (Parametric EQ), ReaComp and plenty other JS plugins like Waveshaping Distortion, NP1136 Peak Limiter... You can also install ReaPack (https://reapack.com/) and get tons of more effects and virtual instruments. I specially like the FX by Kawa (https://reaperblog.net/2017/01/kawa-xy-jsfx/) and Geraint Luff (https://geraintluff.github.io/jsfx/) [I highly recommend his Ripple Phaser, Smooth Limiter and the Atlantis Reverb]. I think I'm set with Reaper's plugins but I'm open to discover native Linux FX, tools and instruments. The journey is just starting for me!

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  • yabridge

    A modern and transparent way to use Windows VST2, VST3 and CLAP plugins on Linux

    • There is no guarantee that ALL of them do. NI stuff works but the installers don’t launch correctly through Native Access (last I checked), so you have to run them one at a time. Spitfire stuff works on certain versions of Wine and not others. Details can be found here: https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge

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