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Hello!
If he is an FL Studio user, I suggest he try a regular Ubuntu with LMMS and

then start by adding some JACK aware apps.

For inspiration he can look at some of my tunes (no boasting intended)

which I think sound impressive:

http://www.louigiverona.ru/?page=projects&s=music&t=lmms
There could be a negative effect from using LMMS, because it is not as

developed as FL Studio and since it tries to

imitate it in many respects, the downsides could seem bold.
The positive side of using an audio distro is that it comes with all the

software needed, but at the same time there could

be value in exploring Ubuntu Software Center and/or kxstudio repos one by

one. Do invite your friend to the mailing list.
Much depends on what he wants from Linux Audio and how much he wants it ;)
--

Louigi Verona

http://www.louigiverona.ru/
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Hello!If he is an FL Studio user, I suggest he try a regular Ubuntu=

 with LMMS and then start by adding some JACK aware apps.For inspiratio=

n he can look at some of my tunes (no boasting intended) which I think soun=

d impressive:

http://www.louigiverona.ru/?page=3Dprojects&s=3Dmusic&t=3D=

lmmsThere could be a negative effect from using LMMS, because i=

t is not as developed as FL Studio and since it tries to

imitate it in many respects, the downsides could seem bold.The posi=

tive side of using an audio distro is that it comes with all the software n=

eeded, but at the same time there couldbe value in exploring Ubuntu Sof=

tware Center and/or kxstudio repos one by one. Do invite your friend to the=

 mailing list.

Much depends on what he wants from Linux Audio and how much he wants it=

 ;)-- Louigi Veronahttp://www.louigiverona.ru/
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