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I'd also say LumaFusion and Adobe Premiere Rush . And if we're talking tablets, now on iPad DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro are also worth a look.

Sounds like a very interesting workflow. 👍 What do you use the Sonic Core portion for? Low-Latency monitoring and mixing? Have you also got experience with their instrument emulations? I mainly run a combination of Nuendo and a bit of Bitwig (love the intergrated patching there). But from time to time and depending on the project also other DAWs, but I definitely feel most at home in Nuendo/Cubase. Only the humble DSP that comes with RME cards, but I keep hoping we finally get better supported GPU audio in the coming years.

An RME interface with extra converters and Cubase/Nuendo, because together they offer all the inputs, outputs and stability I want.

Good solution above. 👍 Depending on your needs the two interface solution above, dedicated loopback functionality in your interface of choice (for example RME Total Mix) or repurposing unused Inputs/Outputs (analog or digital) and then doing clever routing in your DAW might do the trick. If you're looking for a software only solution, something like software from Voicemeeter (virtual audio device/mixer/some audio networking) or Blue Cat Connector (audio networking Audio Unit/VST that also can send audio between local instances as well as different computers) combined with OBS (which can also host VSTs as audio effects) might come in handy. https://vb-audio.com/index.htm https://www.bluecataudio.com/Products/Product_Connector/ During the pandemic I helped a piano teacher setting up something similar for teaching via Jitsi. There the priority was good, slightly processed audio for the piano and voice via the DAW plus two switchable angles between a topshot of the piano/fingers and a regular talking head view and a lower third logo. It took a bit of configuring, trail and error via test calls, but one can setup pretty nice recallable solutions costing nothing or very little.