The biggest thing with any Linux and Wine mix for DAWs is using JACK and WineASIO for low latency

embedding-shape 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Thanks, I've seen that repository before, but when I last saw it it boiled down to basically "create a prefix with these winecfg values" and not much more, but it seems a lot more fleshed out now, will give it another go.

Would be great if we'd eventually get some PipeWireASIO thing, sounds like a missing piece of the puzzle still, although not strictly required I suppose.

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y-c-o-m-b 5 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

This doesn't work like everyone makes it out to. The first problem is overcoming the plethora of build errors. Then if you're lucky enough to actually get Ableton launched and working, you'll run into weird issues like Ableton crashing as soon as you attempt to add a MIDI track. When you find a work-around for that, you then run into random crashing in the middle of playback with absolutely atrocious latency despite the claims of "low latency". It's not worth it. I gave up

	▲	reactordev 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It does work and no you don’t need to fiddle with build errors and crap unless you have some weird hardware. It works for me plug n play with my scarlett devices. Many tracks. Core i9, RTX 3080, Fedora w/ Proton on Vulkan. USB-C Scarlett. I think your issue might be that you aren’t using an ALSA device.