Sound Forge Pro 10 (SFP10) includes built in support for disc-at-once (DAO) CD burning, and also comes bundled with Sony's popular CD authoring application CD Architect 5 for more advanced options, plus Noise Reduction 2.0 audio restoration and iZotope Mastering Effects Bundle 2, the Acoustic Mirror convolver and a nice assortment of Sony plugins - over 40 effects and processes in all. I find it convenient to dock many of the tools at the top and left edges of the window. And with its video preview capabilities, a host of built in processors, and the ability to use popular third party plugins, Sound Forge is also great for doing creative sound design work and preparing sound effects files for use within a larger multitrack environment. I find it's a great environment for mastering stereo mixes or for getting a certain effect on an individual sound that I can't find within my multitracker. Don't misunderstand me, it's not a multitracking application, and it's not supposed to be, but it does much more than one might expect. The label "Audio Editor" that many associate with Sound Forge really doesn't do it justice. It's also known for its rock solid stability and reliability! Seriously folks, I've installed various versions of this application on multiple machines over the years, from Win 95 to Win 7 and NEVER had an issue with it! In my experience, that's huge. Of course as a long-time user I'm always anxious to put the latest version through its paces! Sound Forge (SF hereafter) has been known for years as one of the leading applications for editing digital audio files on a PC. since long before Sony bought the software from Sonic Foundry anyway.
well, practically as long as I've been doing audio work.
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