Sound Forge software is an award-winning digital audio editor that includes a powerful set of audio processes, tools, and effects for recording and manipulating audio. This industry-standard application is the professional's choice for audio editing, audio recording, effects processing, streaming content creation, and more.

Sound Forge continues to build on its decade-long legacy by adding features that make it more powerful than ever to enhance your workflow and productivity. These include: DirectX plug-in effects automation, automated time-based recording and audio threshold record triggering, VU/PPM meters for RMS playback and record monitoring, enhanced Spectrum Analysis tools, white, pink, and brown noise generators, clipped peak detection and marking, Media Explorer, Sound Forge project file creation, support for 24fps DV video files and much more. After more than 10 years, Sound Forge 7.0 software remains the standard for professional audio editing and mastering on the PC platform.

New in v10.0a

• You can now edit samples in musical instrument files. Select the sample you want to edit, and then choose Edit > Event > Edit to open the selected sample in a new data window. After editing, you can save your changes back to the musical instrument file or to a different format.
• Disc-at-once workflow improvements:
  - Audio moves with CD tracks when dragging CD tracks with the Edit tool.
  - CD tracks move with events when dragging events with the Event tool.
  - CD Tracks can now be locked to audio/events using Options > Lock Audio and CD Tracks.

• Added automation support to the élastique Timestretch plug-in.
• You can now edit the Original Tempo setting in the élastique Timestretch plug-in.
• Scrollbars have been added to the Plug-In Chainer.
• When you have data windows maximized, the window title is now italicized during playback to indicate which window is playing.
• Improved AAC file support.
• Fixed a bug that prevented Sound Forge Pro from opening or saving MPEG-4 audio when QuickTime 7.6.4 is installed.
• Fixed a bug that could cause corruption in Broadcast Wave Format metadata.
• Fixed a bug that prevented the waveform from being displayed properly within a smooth fade-in curve when zoomed out.
• Fixed a bug that could cause the élastique Timestretch plug-in to crash on 32-bit PCs that do not support SSE2.
• Fixed a bug that could cause markers to shift after using the iZotope 64-bit SRC plug-in.
• Fixed a bug that prevented read-only project files (*.frg) from opening properly.
• Fixed a bug that could cause Save to truncate tailing silence in certain scenarios.
• Fixed a bug that prevented Mix/Replace from displaying the entire mixed result.
• Fixed a bug that could cause short clicks at the end of certain preview operations.