Ahhh my bad, I was a lil drunk last night and read your post very wrong haha

That website/domain seems to be available for purchase, I don’t see any relevant info. Maybe wrong link/TLD?

Nice dude! I just checked out aqua Steve’s doom, pretty cool track! Did you use strictly bitwig native plugins? Either way, id love to collab sometime if you’re down!

I feel that for sure. Does your rig have Nvidia or amd for gpu? I got an amd build and making steam run games on linux was super crazy easy. While I haven’t tested every game I own, I was able to play cyberpunk on max gpu settings without any issue. I have homies who do the same, but those with Nvidia have some issues for sure

I can only confirm that out of what you listed, I also have and use pigments, fabfilter, and Valhalla vst with no issue! I just don’t personally own the others you mentioned but I’d imagine most, if not all, of them will work.

Nice track! Did you play guitar on that one? If so, what’s your setup like? How did you program the drums, Did you use samples or were they synthesized? What kind of electronic music do you make?

I was thinking this might be the case unfortunately, but it makes sense. Thanks for the confirmation, I also found a resource to find Lemmy communities from other responses, but thanks for helping me quell my expectations! I’m sure as Lemmy grows, I might find (or even create) those niche instances

Thanks for introducing me to this resource! This is exactly what I was looking for

What VSTs are you using? I run bitwig on arch and it’s been awesome so far, all of my VSTs have worked, but that’s not to say they will all work. Wine and yabridge do a ton of heavy lifting for the windows based VSTs to work within Linux

Thank you so much for the detailed reply! You’ve given me a lot of information to begin researching :)

This is a positive recommendation :) know that you might succeed, but attempts coming from compassion instead of belittling or impatience. I tend to engage in asking certain questions until they reveal to themselves that they don’t support the things they’ve been tricked into believing