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How far can I get with open source audio production? (feddit.de)
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I'm a professional instrumentalist and I've begun tinkering with digital audio production , hoping to start a side career composing digital music.

I've been working with Linux in general for over 15 years, and I'd like to stick with it, but I'm wondering if its actually viable in the professional world. It seems like most professionals are working with Ableton or other commercial software. I'm learning and working with Ardour, which seems great, but I wonder if I shouldn't be investing my time in software that will be more useful longterm.

Anyone here have thoughts/experience with this?

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[โ€“] christophski 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

What are you referring to when you say middleware in this context?

I think this would be doable with FOSS. As long as others don't want to share their sessions or have you share your sessions with theirs. You might be able to get away with sharing stems instead.

[โ€“] kilgore@feddit.de 2 points 1 year ago

Middleware basically is a software that bridges your audio editing with game engines. Fmod is one example. I suppose if I'm just a lone composer and not part of an audio team it won't matter how I create my source material.