Yeah, all of this is great, but it’s hard to recommend open source DAW’s when they are inconsistent.
Making tracks in a DAW means they should be accessible at least a decade later, for archiving purposes. Stems are great to have, but you need to be and to retain mixing chains as well - because that can’t easily be remembered.
I am looking for DAW’s to recommend, and as it stands I won’t be recommending LMMS until we see the fruits of their labour. No diss to them and maybe they need to seek funding somehow to bridge the gap so to speak.
I’m actually considering switching from Ableton Live to Bitwig, and that’s because I want to switch my creative workstation to Linux, but I also need professional features and accountability.
But, I’m also hoping ZRythm will get there in regards to clip launching and automation, so that’s where I place my bet.