Release Announcement: Zrythm v1.0.0
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Dear Zrythm Community, I’m proud to announce the release of Zrythm v1.0.0. This is a significant milestone that marks the maturity of our GNU/Linux version, while development continues at full speed for v2. Current Release Status Zrythm v1.0.0 is now production-ready on GNU/Linux systems. Windows and Mac versions are available in beta quality, and users on these platforms can explore Zrythm’s features while v2 development progresses. Zrythm v2: Building the Future The development of v2 is adv...
  • @x00zEnglish
    2•2 hours ago

    Looks absolutely amazing.

    Carla also looks really great:

    Plugin bridges are used to load even more plugin formats and types, sometimes even those that are not native to the current platform.

    I’ve been slacking on producing music because I’m using Linux now. Both Carla and Zrythm seem like they could get me going again.

  • arglebargleEnglish
    1•7 hours ago

    Are there any guides for gett8ng this to work as a flatpak in Arch? I am not sure I can get it to connect to an output or jack.

    • melroy
      3•11 hours ago

      Zrythm looks so much more modern and advanced then Ardour.

      • @[email protected]English
        8•10 hours ago

        Got to say I strongly disagree, I have used Ardour and other DAWs extensively. Ardour is a very good DAW but it’s MIDI capabilities are still improving. Zrhythm and Ardour came from different angles and seems like they are both becoming more modern.

        • melroy
          1•6 hours ago

          Yea you might be right… Also why does Zrythm says “Zrythm-trial” during install under Linux? Is it really a trial only? wth

          • @[email protected]English
            2•3 hours ago

            Their download page lists different payment tiers that include things like “Unlimited tracks” and “Z Series plugins”. I presume you get those features for a limited time with the trial.

            On the other hand, I presume all those features are available to you perpetually if you build it yourself from source instead of installing from a prebuilt binary.