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My main music machine is a Mac and my main everything else system is a Lenovo laptop with Pop!_OS. I would like to have the option to play with ideas on my Linux machine instead of having to switch systems when I feel inspired.
I already own the full version of Bitwig Studio butvI would love to throw some must have, Linux compatible, VST plugins into the mix.
Free sample sources would also be much appreciated.
Vital is... well, vital. There's also a huge collection of basic effects for Linux here: https://lsp-plug.in/
I also use a lot of windows vsts though yabridge.
How well does yabridge work? I own a metric fuckton of VST plugins.
That said, I might keep my Linux system as a place to play with FOSS plugins, but I am still curious.
Reasonable well.
Getting plugins to install is often a big hurdle, if they are working, they work. However I think performance suffers alot. Didn't try it on any bigger synths yet tho.