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FOSS stack for MIDI composition
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Surge XT can do 98% of everything I need. It has a ton of waveforms, filter types, and modulation options. It's a great synth.
In the rare case that SurgeXT can't do what I want, I turn to zynaddsubfx. It is complicated, but really one of the wildest synths out there.
Last resort is this open source fork of VCV rack I found. So at the end of the day if you need to you can just build the synth you need.