Just curious if n-Track versions will work smoothly on Chrome OS? I’ve got Windows and iOS , but I’m considering leaving Windows 11 since it is very AD oriented now. I’m looking at Linux but maybe Chrome OS would be alright. Just curious. Thanks!
The Android version of n-Track works well on ChromeOS devices. If you’re willing to do some thinkering though, I think Linux would be a more powerful OS for audio production. ChromeOS is designed as a web first OS and runs Android apps in a sort of virtual machine, so the performance, including audio latency, doesn’t make use of the hardware in the most efficient way, while n-Track on Linux runs as a 1st class native app with direct access to audio hardware via Alsa.
Flavio.