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== Install ==
== Install ==
* Download the xz file to ~/apps
* Download the xz file to ~/apps
  sudo apt install xz-utils
  sudo apt install xz-utils jack2d
# say yes to allow jack to have realtime permissions!
  unxz reaper629_linux_x86_64.tar.xz  
  unxz reaper629_linux_x86_64.tar.xz  
  tar -xvf reaper629_linux_x86_64.tar  
  tar -xvf reaper629_linux_x86_64.tar  
  ln -s reaper_linux_x86_64 reaper
  ln -s reaper_linux_x86_64 reaper
  reaper/REAPER/reaper &
  run_reaper.sh # an existing script :-)
== VSTs ==
* [https://surge-synthesizer.github.io/ This synth] is FOSS from bitwig people.  Download deb, then:
sudo apt install fonts-lato xclip
sudo dpkg -i surge-linux-x64-1.9.0.deb

Latest revision as of 21:09, 10 June 2021

Reaper is a DAW that runs in linux. Not FOSS but cheap and good.

Install

  • Download the xz file to ~/apps
sudo apt install xz-utils jack2d
# say yes to allow jack to have realtime permissions!
unxz reaper629_linux_x86_64.tar.xz 
tar -xvf reaper629_linux_x86_64.tar 
ln -s reaper_linux_x86_64 reaper
run_reaper.sh # an existing script :-)

VSTs

  • This synth is FOSS from bitwig people. Download deb, then:
sudo apt install fonts-lato xclip
sudo dpkg -i surge-linux-x64-1.9.0.deb