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I'm a Professional Game Composer now using entirely Open-Source tooling
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this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2025
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Ooooh nice going! Saved this post because once in a blue moon I come up with short jingles, and I've been wanting a software that can record MIDI stuff without lag.
Hahah yes, MIDI lag can be tricky, depending on setup. If the tracker-style DAWs I've listed don't work for your style, try LMMS, Helio, or Zrythm
Sounds like you need asio4all (or linux), and maybe an audio interface.
I've so far not had success with my Akai EIE Pro on Linux.