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I used to create songs in FL Studio when I used Windows, but now I have switched to Fedora. Does FL Studio run well via wine, or I should better pick a Linux-native DAW? How do I handle Windows vst3 plugins? It is possible to switch to native Linux solutions, but I would actually like to preserve my regular workflow within FL. Any relevant tips and advice are welcome

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[-] supersquirrel@sopuli.xyz 1 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

Remember in Reaper you can change the theme and menus around all you want, so you can make it look and behave however you want if certain things annoy you.

FL Studio is great, it isn't fair to compare other audio software to Reaper lol.

Sytrus is an amazing design for a synthesizer and Harmor is fascinating too.

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