[LAU] Re: FLOSS Audio editors on Linux: are they all dead(-ish)?

Brandon Hale <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.audio.users
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> Finally, I think I can still safely say that pro-audio users in the 
>> Linux world are a tiny fraction of the pro-audio world that includes 
>> Microsoft and Apple, and we're an even tinier fraction of Linux audio 
>> users. So maybe there's not a crowd of users clamoring for Linux pro- 
>> audio tools? 

The numbers are small, but I think the numbers are rising. For instance, 
very popular youtubers are coming out and saying they're using Linux for 
their day-to-day use, which includes their video and audio editing. I'm 
talking about big youtubers like Pewdiepie and SomeOrdinaryGamers, which 
I think will bring more users to the Linux audio editing world. I've 
also been running into more Linux music makers here and there, in online 
communities and in real life. I think a big milestone was Reaper 
releasing for Linux. After that, it seemed there was more interest in 
Linux for audio.

I have no data to back any of this up, but I thought I would share some 
of my experience.
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