Re: FOSS DAW recommendations

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On November 16, 2017 3:02:00 PM HST, Robert Edge <thumbknucklerocks@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > Well, when I made an attempt to use Ardour, I quickly figured out
> that its
> > design assumed I was a fluent user of a traditional hardware mixer
> and an
> > experienced sound tech/engineer ...
> >
> 
> Exactly.  Are you suggesting that the only tool in the Linux world
> that
> does the things an actual working professional needs it to do should
> be
> dumbed down?

Not at all. Although as someone who used to do that level of work in graphic design and page layout, I adamantly insist the Adobe Suite UI is desperately cluttered, dated and needs fixing. Targa TIPS had the best UI for graphics work ever produced. ;)

For my basic audio mixing needs, Audacity works fine and (for me, at least) is much easier to use. I probably use it at most as much as the OP over the course of a year.

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