So now I'm making a list of CPU-effective plugins, which doesn't cause additional latency. These will be my template arsenal, and make a template wich can take care of basic mix things on the fly, so I can keep some of my "always mixing" approach, and then - if I even need it - can be switched out later with different plug-ins.

This has really made appreciate the work of two different Linux Native plugin creators, which plugins runs with so little effort, you an use a lot!

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These two plugin creators are:

1) Chris Johnson from Airwindows, who have been creating free GUI-less plugins for years. It can be a bit overwhelming entering Chris' website, since he have made hundreds of free plugins. That's why I recommend start using Airwindows Consolidated, where all plugins are collected in one plugin with Chris' thorough and enthusiastic description: airwindows.com/consolidated/

2) ACMT or Applied Computer Music Technologies, which is making Linux-first plugins, to help create plugin choices for pros using Linux for audio production.

ACMT is "pro-audio DSP software solutions, virtual hardware emulations, and innovative audio processing" but "without requiring processor intensive upsampling - reducing CPU load and allowing for more plug-ins in a typical session"

Producing on a refurbed Lenovo, I really like that!

acmt.co.uk/

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Applied Computer Music Technologies Ltd | Plug-Ins for Windows and Linux.

Applied Computer Music Technologies Ltd creates professional audio software and plug-ins for mixing and mastering.

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Of course @amadeus has already reached out to Mike from ACMT and made a really great interview for @linuxaudiodevelopment

You can find that review here: linuxaudio.dev/linux-audio-dev…

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ACMT — Applied Computer Music Technologies | Linux Audio Development (LAD)

LAD aims to make Linux more attractive as a platform for computer-based music production.

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