On 21/06/2018 17:47, Glennbo wrote:
> In news:pgfodr$a6g$
1...@dont-email.me the killer robot John Braner
> <
m...@myhouse.com> grabbed the controls of the spaceship cakewalk.audio
> and pressed these buttons...
>
>>>> I've got a new song out. It's called "Fly a Kite" - you can check it
>>>> out here:
>>>>
https://www.soundclick.com/html5/v4/player.cfm?songID=13742836
>>>>
>>>> It's my first Reaper song ;-)
>>>> It features the usual suspects:
>>>> Superior Drummer
>>>> some Kontakt stuff
>>>> MODO Bass
>>>> real Strat and Tele - with amp sims
>>>>
>>>> Please have a listen if you have time ;-)
>>>
>>> Really like the intro. Real smooth finally getting to the groove.
>>>
>>> The bass sounds pretty convincing too.
>>>
>>> I've been playing with the pre-pre Linux version of "R" and have been
>>> real surprised at it's performance. Not as high as it is in Windows,
>>> but certainly usable if one had to use it like that. Functionally, it
>>> works almost identically to the Windows version, so no learning curve
>>> there.
>>>
>>
>> Hi G'bo - thanks a lot for listening. I'm really liking the MODO Bass
>> ;-)
>>
>> R in linux will be cool, but I think the lack of plugins will be a
>> problem - especially since all my favorite "instuments" are plugins.
>
> That bass sound caught my ear right away!
>
> I'm going to do some experimenting using WINE in Linux to run Windows based
> VST/VSTi plugins. I've read that some folks have even successfully
> activated commercial plugs like this. I'm doing it mostly for fun, but also
> to see just how far it can be taken. If there were a native VST/VSTi bridge
> of some sort, I could see it becoming a viable platform.
>
I'd just stick to Windows ;-)