Sound Forge Pro 14 for Windows

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Key Details of Sound Forge Pro 14

Create, analyze, record, and edit digital audio files.
Last updated on February 29, 2024
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By Magix Software

Create, analyze, record, and edit digital audio files.

Audio recording, audio editing, mixing, mastering and cleaning: SOUND FORGE Pro has stood for audio and music production at the finest level for over 25 years. The brand-new SOUND FORGE Pro 14 offers an improved user experience, more efficiency, stability, and speed when editing audio files. The constantly evolving audio engine handles even demanding projects with the utmost precision. Capture top-quality multichannel audio recordings and edit music with professional tools. Produce technically perfect masters for CD or streaming thanks to several new premium effects. Restore recordings and remove any type of noise.

Sound Forge Pro 14 for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: April 22, 2020

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 15

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows 8

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 3,132,704

Downloads Last Week: 35

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User Reviews

4/5

80 User Votes

Looks Good, Hard to tell
dnewell78December 8, 2013
Pros
Very versatile with a lot of features that appear to be quite useful for professional editing. I was able to clean up files with significant background noise better than several competing products. Allows work with WMA format which Audacity and other similar products do not.
Cons
30-day trial did not even last 30 days. Installed this program on 11/23/2013 and the trial claimed it was expired on 12/8/2013. Not sure I am willing to trust software from a company that cannot count to 30, especially considering the retail price tag of the full version.
Summary
Not bad but too soon to say
bbbazzzNovember 29, 2012
Pros
Quite a good interface with no major pitfalls found as yet
Cons
None as yet
Summary
So far so good but as I only use it as an occasional tool I will reserve final judgement for a while longer
Lack of Credibility
RealOldiesOctober 8, 2012
Pros
The software workflow is ideal for a studio, restoration company, or audio production facility. I had one of the first versions when Sonic Foundry first started, and by version six I was recommending it for broadcast editing. Back then the company was very in-sync with user's needs and understood the requirements and stability. It had some good tools. I say "had" as lately there have been some issues. For a radio/TV production department it's handy.
Cons
In one word: Support. Since Sony took over the company, support of the product has been nil to apathetic. I, personally, am still trying to get a resolution on a problem starting in early 2012. At one point I was given less than helpful advice on how to resolve the issue which lead to the PC being rendered useless. I don't know if there is a difference in the quality of paid versus free support on something you buy on day one, (and I would hope there would not be), but all the support I've received on the product has been less than satisfactory, and on the lower end of disappointed.
Summary
When dealing with a company you would hope that they are concerned for the impression they give you. The dealings I've had with support have been frustrating. It not only spans the general customer support people, but letters to management and even a meeting at the National Association of Broadcasters Convention left me feeling that I was stuck with the problem, and there was no hope of it being fixed. The biggest problem I see is that nobody in management recognizes there is a support issue that has spanned a year and owns up to making sure the customer is made whole again. My impression is counter to that, in that letters and e-mails to management are ignored, and even a face to face meeting at the N.A.B. left me feeling Sony had no concern for the customer's problem. I'm also taken back by their pushing users to a "user supported forum", which I have found yields more troll replies than helpful advice. Sony does have a pay-for-support but without a guarantee of return of money if support is not rendered, I'm hesitant to try it. Lastly, Sony has a "Product Suggestion" link on the Sound Forge web page for users to make suggestions to improve the product, or add tools that are helpful. As much as I want to think this page is read by someone at Sony, I don't see it as being helpful or providing the user the thought they are investing in the product. Over the years I have submitted suggestions for relative tools/products, as have other friends that use S.F., only to be ignored and unacknowledged. Again, this is just another way Sony takes the confidence out of the product. As I mention, I've been a long time Sony Sound Forge, Vegas, and Acid user. But something has happened to the soul of the company where apathy for customers seems predominant. As much as I've used Sound Forge for years, I feel that in the future I'm going to have to change to another product. Sony has lost my confidence, and patience. And on top of it, they probably don't care I'm disappointed. It's probably best to find another product which is better supported.
"great great"
prasadprayagSeptember 3, 2011
Pros
"great great"
Cons
"great great"
Summary
"great great"
Trust issues!
juneguyJuly 31, 2011
Pros
No pros just cons
Cons
You see I have sony acid music studio and I can't get that thing to record, so I won't trust sony.
Summary
If it didn't work in the trial version why should I even try it or think about buying it? If sony doesn't trust me enough to give me a trial version that works why should I trust them at all?
I bought the Sound Forge Audio Studio after downloading
vineflowerJune 12, 2011
Pros
SImple recording program easy editing, save in most any popular format
Cons
I can't see where it has dubbing capability. I think the Sound Forge Pro has that but expensive. Trouble with multiple downloads and the version that you get. For professionals the Audio Pro or Acid is likely great. 30 day free trial
Summary
Audio Studio Great easy to use program for simple recording and editing at a price that is moderate
it never worked as trial
zivartJanuary 3, 2011
Pros
never worked as trial
Cons
never worked as trial
Summary
never worked as trial
This product is excellent for production
lamarius_tribbletDecember 7, 2010
Pros
Making music is a hobby, and sound forge make making music a better experience.
Cons
There are no negative comments from me about this product.
Summary
This product allows me to sample my own music, as well as edit material for my production hobby. i can chop and screw, I can loop wave sounds as well as mp3 sounds, and I just really like the program.
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Summary
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its the best for grabbin them samples you want and more
scabotApril 19, 2010
Pros
Its self explanitry if you've used older versions of this product you'll be familier with it, all images are easy to navigate, it really helps the user to get the best quality sound from production ,editing waves/mp3s attention to detail is apparent.
Cons
I can't afford it today!
Summary
I,ve been using this product for about 3 years and for what it cost's you get alot and as a budding producer affordability is key, this ticks all the boxes.