[amadeuspagel]

To me a DAW is a category of software[1], so I'd choose a more general name for the site.

[1]: https://linuxdaw.org/?t=daw

[henriquez]

Right, this site seems to be showing plugins that run in a DAW. But what about Linux DAW software itself? Does anyone have recommendations? I think Renoise is nice but it’s not as easy to puts around in as things like Ableton or Reason which don’t run in Linux.

[fractalf]

Check out Bitwig (https://www.bitwig.com/), it's awesome (started by previous Ableton devs)

[scns]

Second Bitwig, it is really good!

[p0nce]

Notably, REAPER, Studio One (beta) and Bitwig are available on Linux.

[bvrmn]

Unfortunately reaper has latency and stutter issues under Linux. At least in demo.

[kiviuq]

https://itsfoss.com/tracktion-t7-daw/

[marssaxman]

The name certainly made it harder for me to understand what I was looking at when I first clicked the link, expecting to see a Linux DAW.

[badosu]

Well if you take it to the literal meaning of the acronym its exactly what it is a digital audio workstation focused os

[have_faith]

Wouldn't the majority of this be used in conjunction with a DAW? seems in the right ballpark.

[1920musicman]

Mentioned in another comment. DAW is an IDE for music production. Calling Prettier extension for VSCode an IDE would be incorrect.