You used a I.A to make that video right? hahahaha so funny

I found AV Linux easy to install but have a lot of video apps that I don’t use. Is there any similar option to run only reaper, kontakt, reverb and delay VST for live performance?

Thanks - every once in a while I check in with Linux to see if anything like AE has come out to replace AE for Linux. This is good news! But rotoscoping isn’t automatic on this? It’s still manual? Is there 3D? Capability

You are Genuis

You use arch. I use arch. I wish you had a deep dive on how to get that working for audio production.

1:27 Okay but we all know that the real reason nearly all servers run Linux is because there’s no cost to license it.

2025: H.264 is supported on windows version now at least, but10 bit, XAVC HS 5K isn’t. But XACS S 4k is, but not if you use 10bit. Currently I'm using Resolve, I might upgrade to Studio someday, it's one time payment. But all colour correction tools and all tools I need and most others need are free. But I never managed to learn blender properly yet to use it at the same level. But I think I sohuld try it. The software was quite buggy, or flawed before, making audio out of sync, but I forgot how one had to do it to not have this issue. But I should take a look at it again. But Resolve has been problem free on my powerful pc, but blender crashes going through the menus, but eventually it worked, managed to add Video Editing, Weird it wasn't there by default. It was many years ago.For some reason XACS S 4k MP4 file plays super choppy. while in Resolve it's super smooth. So 2025 Impressions are it's useless currently for me. But I really want it to succeeded. I know what it can do, but not sure whats going on. But doesn't work for me.

Would JACK still beat pipewire today in terms of latency?

I remember Sound Forge Sonic Foundry! It was what I went to from literally Windows Sound Recorder. Haha

ATTENTION: If you're going to try using Faircamp per my instructions in this video, please watch this video afterwards to ensure you're using the latest standards / conventions of the project. Thank you for understanding! simonrepp.com/video/faircamp/migrate-to-1-0/

I can never get half the stuff or more that I use regularly as far as software to work so I dual boot. Just don't have time to sit around all day tinkering with a computer, if I wanted to do that I would be a software engineer.

Do you use LTS or move to any new version??

1. Is it free? 2. Does it force you to do some sort of payment to remove a water mark?

great video man! i went with the r2 bucket route, but cant seem to make it work, it just displays a error 404 object not found message, i tried with the page rule stuff aswell but it doesn't seem to work, it only works when the url has de .faircamp.build/ path next to it. could you help me out? Thanks!

I'm incredibly new to Linux (installed Fedora 41 about 5 days ago) but starting with GNOME, I had a cursor stutter that I couldn't pinpoint or fix with Wayland from the beginning. Switched to Gnome X11 and it was mostly gone, but still noticed an occasional stutter or lag with the cursor, along with very subtle stutter amid typing sometimes, and also when shifting videos. It was really irking me, so I tried KDE Plasma.. and they all went away. I still like some of the simplicity of GNOME, but those drawbacks I encountered were just plain bad (and of course, I did all sorts of updates, checked drivers, etc. before moving on.). I'm surprised at seeing so many videos expressing wariness and warnings. Hoping KDE doesn't start crashing on me though.

I am not an audio professional like you seem to be and trying to quickly make something on linux is absolutely terrible. On Windows i can quickly open up FL-Studio and get something done, on linux theres no free daw that works as good. Usually with a lot of weird bugs and just generally hard to use. Especially for someone like me who has no idea its a PAIN. I love Linux for other stuff but not for "audio production".

I have seriously been considering making my laptop a Linux machine to run Reaper exclusively. This way all of the machine's resources can be dedicated to the DAW. I need to do a bit more research, though.

I've been thinking of switching my PC to Linux but I use Amplitube 5 for guitar amp sims and am unsure if I can get it to work well in Linux or if there's an equivalent amp sim available.

I've tried moving from Windows to Linux (tried both Linux Mint and Ubuntu Studio). My biggest issue is trying to get my Windows VSTs working (notably Arturia V Collection and IK T-Racks and MixBox). I couldn't get yabridge to work at all on Linux Mint as the steps documented online to set it up that I found have steps in them that fail. I had better luck with Ubuntu Studio, and was able to get the VSTs to scan in Reaper, but trying to add them to a project fails, as Arturia plugins now "phone home" via the Arturia Software Center, which is a Windows application - which Reaper tries to run as a native program. All of the tutorial videos always start with a Linux system with every dependency in place already. What I'd like to see is a video effectively starting with an "out of the box" distro and then going through the setup step by step. Ideally, Ubuntu Studio should have all this stuff installed and configured as part of the distro. I'm not scared of the command line, but I get the feeling the goalposts get moved too often to make it viable. The only aspect that was easy for me was setting up Reaper. As an existing Reaper user, installing the native version was very easy. Until my plugins and softsynths exist natively on Linux, I'm stuck on Windows, which is really disappointing, as Windows gets worse with every update.

You dont have app sellection in Ubuntu Studio install, you get all or nothing. I use Linux Mint Mate and install Ubuntu Studio installer, and can onely install that i need and nothing more. Then i dont like the unstabbel KDE, sorry to say that. But i think the was bad that Ubuntu Studio mov from xfce to kde plasma. But its funktion god vid there installer app to on other ubuntu distro, så its ok. OBS result for 4K webcam its better in Linux Mint Mate. I use Logitech Brio 4K, there for i will use Linux for my Musikproduktions and streaming true Reaper daw. I have Focusrite 18i8 3generation. I use to keyboard, vocal and stereo gitar on Focusrite. I will soon begun to sett this upp on Linux. But yes, many things are new for me, så its will take some time, time i have plenty off.😀 But to all people out here some are skeptic! Take your time becouse Linux its best.

is ist possible to run a plugin like EZ Drummer on Linux?

Useful information, thanks for sharing. I am currently taking the slow dive into Linux. Windows will remain a secondary system on a standalone PC.

Why not blackmagic design fusion?

i love blender and the updates for vse, but after using resolve i really can't turn back to it unless they add gpu acceleration. such a pain it exist on 3d rendering but not on vse 😔

This is SO helpful. Its been years and i still have a lack of intuition with vido editing on here. Even after creating some things on it.

Pipewire still needs easier to use interfaces. Some kind of GUI for setting up network transparency would be great , to stream audio between my PCs I had to setup some ROC sinks/sources and the config files to load them. Users shouldn't be burdened with that IMO.

thanks big dog

This channel is so underrated. I love your channel!

I've always used blender for my edits but knew I used it in the simplest form lol. This helps alot.

Never heard of this before! Professional Motion Graphics artist here, very impressive stuff. I'm actually working on a motion graphics software of my own that fits better into a professional compositing pipeline. Node-based under the hood so it should be easy to create complex effects for users coming from Nuke/Fusion/Blender but incorporating a layer system (final "composite" node) for anybody coming from more traditional software. One thing I've noticed these new AE alternatives popping up have in common is that they all favor vector animation which makes it more of a Flash alternative with compositing features. This will be full GPU raster.

Amazing

Always good to hear about another blender editor! This add-on looks great too!

So? Are we supposed to be impressed that you like Blender for video editing or what?

Great!!! I wonder if it will have a headless render mode and python script module so we could write addons and control elements in the scene programmatically. It could be cool to have some templates with placeholders to render videos on the cloud headlessly.

havec you tried bmd fusion? i found it best for motion graphics

Very cool let me try it

Never heard of this program before. Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks! This is a very informative and straight-to-the-point video. I hope you create more Linux videos like these.

Thanks for your channel. I've been trying to figure out how to use my SSL 2+ and Expert Sleepers ES-8 under AV Linux Enlightenment as an aggregate audio device, with no luck. Will you by any chance be doing a video on such a subject? Thanks.

Now tell me, can I use FL studio or NI stuff on Linux?

Lovely. Thanks for your effort. Blender VSE is really underrated imo.

For tip #6, Pin Scene....I'm trying to understand the usage of the Layout tab in conjunction with the Video Editor? Why are you using the Layout tab? Can the 3D space be used/referenced in the Video Editor somehow? Or vice versa?

Thanks from Japan, great overview!

Watched the whole 12 minutes, no music

I'll be watching this one more than once. Thank you! I'm not quite beginner on Blender, but brand new on Blender video editing, trying to link about two decades of camera video clips together into longer pieces. Your tips are very different from the first two videos that I watched, and some of them are more to the point for what I'm trying to do.

I'm your fan, gonna share these to my friends I thought about something but your idea is much simpler

I've installed AV Linux. I want to record demo band stuff like guitar, bass, vocals, and use a drum machine like Hydrogen. Probably no more than 7 track. Is there any difference between Ardour and QTractor? I guess the only thing to consider is that my laptop is a 2009 HP Probook 4510s - Intel Celeron Dual Core, 4GB RAM.

Please do a detailed Yabridge video. I have heard there are issues with licensing, ilok, etc. I use acustica and uad a lot. Thanks!