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Music production if you’re using sampled virtual instruments (i.e. Kontakt) just isn’t viable. The VST bridges work fine for most stuff and there’s some great open source effects plugins and Linux-supporting synths around. Reaper works great, and JACK mostly works once you figure it out how to set it up. Sampled instruments though…
There is a solution to that the my musician friend found out.
I unfortunately don't remember since I'm not a musician.
I'll see if they respond soon, but I think they were using Ubuntu Studio if that's any help in the meantime.