Instead, Sound Forge Pro MAC has been touted by Sony Creative as “Built on a clean slate for OS X, Sound Forge™ Pro Mac provides a contemporary application environment that’s perfect for recording, editing, processing, and rendering broadcast-quality audio master files.” Sound Forge Pro MAC seems to be an entirely different application than Sound Forge Pro 10, which could explain the different version numbering conventions as well as different price-points. Many Sound Forge fans (including myself) were hoping this new Mac port would be Sound Forge Pro 10 with OS X style buttons. While there have been functional audio editors on OS X for a long time: Wave Editor (now Triumph), the ill-fated BIAS Peak, Adobe Audition and even Audacity but these don’t seem to have the name recognition and user-numbers that Sound Forge has held among all audio professionals.

Taken together, these enhancements make this edition of Sound Forge Pro the deepest and most advanced audio editing platform available.A long time standard of most Windows-using audio professionals, Sound Forge Pro has finally come to Apple OS X. New features include one-touch recording, metering for the new critical standards, more repair and restoration tools, and exclusive round-trip interoperability with SpectraLayers Pro 2. Record audio quickly on a rock-solid platform, address sophisticated audio processing tasks with surgical precision, and render top-notch master files with ease. Sound Forge Pro is the application of choice for a generation of creative and prolific artists, producers, and editors. You must provide registration information to Sony Creative Software Inc, a US company, in order to activate the software. NET Framework 2.0 (included on application disc) Supported CD-recordable drive (for CD burning only) Windows Vista (SP2 or later), Windows 7, or Windows 8 operating systemĥ00 MB hard-disk space for program installationĭVD-ROM drive (for installation from DVD)

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