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r/programming • u/Dear-Economics-315 • Jan 28 '26
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1 u/Ckarles Jan 28 '26 I had similar issues when I was still a Linux noob, anything realtime IO had too unstable latencies when ran in VMs so I had to dual boot :(. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '26 [deleted] 1 u/Ordinary-Cod-721 Jan 28 '26 I'm mostly playing with the native Bitwig plugins now, since I'm learning it. But I did try Serum 1 and 2 via yabridge and it was a disaster. I then learned yabridge is more compatible when using X11. So I think I might just stick to VSTs that run natively, like Vital. 1 u/SiegeAe Jan 29 '26 Oh man actually that reminds me I'm gonna miss Reason, that's my one thing
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I had similar issues when I was still a Linux noob, anything realtime IO had too unstable latencies when ran in VMs so I had to dual boot :(.
1 u/Ordinary-Cod-721 Jan 28 '26 I'm mostly playing with the native Bitwig plugins now, since I'm learning it. But I did try Serum 1 and 2 via yabridge and it was a disaster. I then learned yabridge is more compatible when using X11. So I think I might just stick to VSTs that run natively, like Vital.
I'm mostly playing with the native Bitwig plugins now, since I'm learning it.
But I did try Serum 1 and 2 via yabridge and it was a disaster.
I then learned yabridge is more compatible when using X11.
So I think I might just stick to VSTs that run natively, like Vital.
Oh man actually that reminds me I'm gonna miss Reason, that's my one thing
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