Renoise On Indamixx Portable Studio

General Discussion
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Hello,
I was having a look at the Indamixx website.
The portable studio would be dope for an amateur like myself, it would save me plenty of space and it would be just perfect with a small midi keyboard.
However I was wondering if Renoise 2.5 would work on it.
Also, what would be the pros and cons of such a combo, would it work nice?
What VST instruments does it support?
For example, would I be able to run something like NI Massive of it from within Renoise?

Has anyone got an Indamixx Portable Studio and can shed some light?

I might consider it a perfect solution in the future…

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Indamixx is based on Linux, so the only VST instruments you will be able to run on it are the (very rare) native Linux VST plugins.

for non-VST operations, I think that it should run quite smoothly, although I have no personal experience about it

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Hi,

I was tempted also, but didn’t want to go Linux, or wait for 2.5 support, so got a Samsung N110 Win7 + reg 2.5 instead. Plus if indamixx gets groovy looks compat with N110 so I can go to that software/USB at some point if need be.

I’ve been playing about with sample based DnB if you’re interested in what me netbook setup does, for me at least as a bit of a newbie with renoise to be honest while I get back in the groove (got history with OctaMED + others but back to tracking now, phew), http://soundcloud.com/lamptonworm

Cheers,
LW.