The more I experience 'Audio Studio', the more obvious is the symbiosis adopted by MAGIX! And now it's covered by Samp, in the best way that could have happened! I have not yet used all the possibilities of the program - I continue testing it and now I'm going to use the native plugins.Īnyway, for the moment I conclude this post saying that I am very well impressed with the strong repagination made in Forge! The Forge is there, you can feel it and see it. 0 Pro' version is more attractive in my opinion - almost a 'Sound Forge trademark'.Īn option to make taskbar and status icons larger would be a welcome feature. I did not like the 'wave graphic', with its standard coloration. The program is very stable, solid, it opens the audio files with ease, including using the same dialog window that we see in Samp. I have not yet experienced any bugs or instability. The entire 'Sound Forge feel' is there, and now added to the wonderful workflow of Samplitude, which makes Forge a very strong and competitive product in the audio editing segment - it's still the King, I would say. I know this is a simplified version of Forge, so I missed the numerous features listed in the previous 'Pro' versions, but as an 'entry version' I get the impression that the manufacturer is on the right track. Very cool! This buries the bad option found in previous versions.
The 'Audio Studio' version has already integrated the great Samplitude's Peak Meter to which I referred above, including the same settings found in Samp. I believe, however, that former Forge users will miss the layout adopted, but it should be a positive strangeness, since everything in this version of Forge is intentionally very intuitive and, I would say, in the image and likeness of Samplitude. Sound Forge is going to have the same look and feel that Samplitude, and this is cool, since the integration between both programs is a very welcome feature!Īll Forge's workflow and customizability options have been drawn from Samplitude, which will surely give to Samp users an incredible familiarity, speed, ease, and pleasure of 'piloting' the Forge.
Sorry for my limited English, and thanks for reading this! But I'm happy to see how Sound Forge is going to be revitalized after years with bugs not resolved by Sony - MAGIX gave a ressurrection for this divine program and, for sure, a lot of happyness to its loyal users!
I'm a big fan of entire MAGIX products, in special Samplitude. I'm still demoing the program and after a little more use I come back here. It would be good to see the same feature in Sound Forge, since its native Peak Meter is very basic. Samplitude/Sequoia has a very nice Peak Meter with VU Meter that is very good to mensure the RMS level of entire musics and help to do a perfect normalize in volume level. A customizable look would give a cool snap in its look and more pleasure to work with it! The current workflow is great, I would like to see a feature to customize skins in the whole family of the program, with modern styles. I see now MAGIX revamping in a strong way the reputation of Forge, making this program even more powerfull than before. I remember very well when Sonic Foundry gave us its early versions and then Sony bought the program. Sound Forge (Audio Studio/Pro) is the King of Digital Audio Edition for many years.
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