As soon as you drag an audio file in, Pro 12 will open your waveform viewer in a wide and easy-to-read window, so you get an overview of your audio in an instant. It’s quick to boot up and even quicker to load or create a session. Sound Forge is probably one of my quickest audio editor, both when it comes to getting started with a project, and in my overall workflow. It also offers the ability to integrate VST3 effect plugins, and several more features that I’ll talk about in this review.
One of Sound Forge Pro 12’s biggest advantages is that it officially comes in 64-bit, bringing it up to the common standard and giving more power to your workflow.
As suggested by the name, Sound Forge is on its 12th version, and continues to go from strength to strength thanks to MAGIX’s push to keep up with the curve. Since its acquisition, MAGIX have now released the biggest update to Sound Forge Pro in over 25 years ago. Sound Forge Pro 12 is an audio waveform editor originally developed by Sony, but was acquired by MAGIX in 2016.
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