Sound Forge

What do you like best?

Sound Forge Pro fully supports 24-bit audio resolution to capture the subtle nuances of sound, with 32-bit / 64-bit floats at 192 kHz files, and recording from 24-bit hardware. Version 10 adds tools from iZotope for high-quality processing, with Mbit + Dither for bit-depth conversion (for example, truncating from 24- 16-bit), 64-Bit SRC for sample rate conversion (for example, downsampling from 192 kHz to 44.1 kHz CD -quality), and Mastering Effects Bundle 2 with six professional audio plug-ins at 64-bit precision, including EQ, reverb, compressor, boost limiter, imager and stereo width, and analog exciter.

What do you dislike?

Can better describe the purpose and target use of the tools. Field effects do not include autotune / field corrections. Spectrum analysis window can view but not edit audio. Limited integration with Vegas and ACID (edit source project). The price in my opinion is too expensive for people like students. Sometimes it takes extra ram to process the audio in this software. And then.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

With a simple appearance, making sound editing is not too complicated or complicated. You can directly burn the edited audio to a CD or save it in various file formats such as WAV, WMA, RM, AVI, and MP3. The main functions of this software are audio recording, audio editing, effects processing, and media encoding. Sound Forge is suitable for friends from beginners to experts.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

The Sound Forge Pro interface is deceptively simple, until you can dig into a wider array of toolbars and processing options in the menu. Each new audio file opens in its own data window, with the extensive tools available for viewing and analyzing sound, including custom colors, channel meters, statistics, and spectrum analysis windows. Now it also supports viewing and editing metadata associated with audio files.