[KEITH]

Thanks for that Jerry.

I was not aware of the VST issue, that could explain the reticence on Toontrack`s behalf. I suppose the fact that Reaper does not include any instruments  is partly the reason it is able to work so well in Linux. I am determined to leave Windows behind, one way or another. I am on 10 at the moment and will not move to 11, so it looks like I will have to leave Toontrack behind. I only have EZ Drummer, with half a dozen kits and a bit of Keys, so I will not be looking to expand into Bass or anything else as it seems it would be futile.

I suppose as long as it works on 10 I could just create a drum track and import it into Reaper/Linux as a midi file and forego all the in DAW editability.

I don`t know what to think really. It is all a bit frustrating and sad.

• This post was modified 1 week ago by KEITH.

[KEITH]

Yes please introduce support for Linux and give us all a chance to free ourselves from Windows. If one of my Daws ( Mixcraft, Cakewalk, Studio One ) will not work in Linux I can always go to Reaper for not a lot of money. But if Toontrack products cannot be used then what would be the point. I haven`t checked any rivals to EZ Drummer as yet as I have quite a bit invested in Toontrack and it would be hard to write it all off even if there is a workable alternative, but these pleas do seem to fall on deaf ears. It is so frustrating.

How about a definite answer, either you are looking at it, or forget it, definitely no Linux. At least we would know where we stand.

Linux support please, you know you want to.

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