Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 10

With a wide range of recorded music, from vinyl to 8-track, cassette to CD and now digital, I have a range of This week's challenge was to write digital tracks with up to four different songs on them - in other words, to make my own recorded music. Originally a cassette, it was converted to a CD and then a digital image. Its ability to automatically separate tracks from LP or cassette sources was never a strong point for my Pioneer 3 CD play, 1 CD record home stereo circa 2000. Therefore, combo tracks are completely ineffective when it comes to discs and digital music files that offer random access to tracks. In Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 10, that issue was resolved, such that a visual comparison could be made with the multi-track recordings Creating the track and switching on cutting as well as saving each file (song) separately allows users to do this. As a result of the iZotope Audio Enhancer included with the program, I was able to improve the sound quality of the original source material, e. g. A vinyl LP is turned into a cassette, a CD and then into a digital file. As an experiment I tried out the Vocal Eraser to create a Karaoke version of a song along with it and it worked just fine. The "users manual" will not be of much help to you, so instead use the "Show Me How Tutorials" that will appear when you click on the program icon. You'll learn what you need to do to accomplish the most common sound editing tasks from these resources.

Rylee Nolan

| Nov 24, 2020

The product was useful to me for more than a year and a half, and I really enjoyed using it. It's a great tool, but I don't use most of it, but the features that I do use are so effective I am astonished. There was a jazz piece of 18 minutes that I loved except for a 3 minute section where I hated the vocal part. By cutting out only the 3 minute section, the transition was seamless, with no indication at all that anything was cut out. However, I found out later that my serial number had been lost when I did a system restore. My previous registration was misplaced as Sound Forge had been taken over by MAGIX, so I went to the MAGIX site, and with their help, found my earlier registration and obtained I reinstalled the program, but it did not work. A member of their support team contacted me shortly after receiving my request with instructions on how to alter the registry. The kind of support you get from software these days is rare. I went to an Indian call center to assist me with my Nero program since I knew less about it than they In the case of a choice between a MAGIX product (and Sound Forge is one of them) and another, go for This software is crucial to my work, and I was afraid I would have to buy another copy.

Frankie Ayala

| Sep 16, 2020

In addition to digitizing my vinyl collection, I'm exploring this software for its other applications. Since I can only review the vinyl record processing software built into the Studio, I can only review that. It is very effective for that portion of the program. As part of the audio leveling option, it attempts to detect the tracks on the album, allows manual track editing when necessary, offers a tick and pop cleanup option, and automatically attempts to identify the tracks on the album. It appears, like the one generated when you rip a CD, you can enter the track song titles, album name, artist and genre (all of which get embedded in the song metadata) and save it to a directory structure similar to what gets created Aside from setting the sampling rate and file format (MP3 or WAV), you can also change the sampling rate. My needs are met very well by this software, so I am extremely satisfied with it. This program has a very intuitive user interface. The wizard presented with the vinyl option works well, and the resulting mp3 files have a great sound. A whole host of tools are included in Audio Studio, but I haven't had to use any of The software is overall a good choice for digitizing vinyl records. Despite not using the entire suite, I would rate this suite 5 stars based on the vinyl tools. Though I found that odd since I did not use all the features offered by this suite.

Maximo Molina

| Aug 12, 2021

g. , by removing traces of noise, etc. ) before you save them (so By putting a disc on, you can just let it play through a side, without having to manually record each track individually. It automatically removes some pops in between songs, and sets tracks at the gaps between them. If you wish, you may also choose to save the file in different types of popular sound formats, depending on your taste. Although I've only had a chance to dabble with it so far and haven't been very deeply acquainted with all of its options, there are a plethora of them Although it appears to be a hugely complex package with a lot of editing, processing, and effects, I don't think I will ever use it. Its only real con I have found though is that I have trouble finding it on the internet- Although it offers a lot of extraordinary options and features, it does not come with an instruction manual that comprehensively describes all of them. While the 'Online Manual' access DOES exist, I've always been the type who prefers to study with a manual when I sit down to do it. Upon opening the rows of menus, there are dozens of highly technical terms. I want a manual that explains their meanings and uses Depending on your situation, this may or may not be an issue. In my opinion, it's a great, easy program for beginners who are interested in growing with it, as well as offering a lot of depth for those with more experience in programming. This product is a solid recommendation at the price point. I have some suggestions for you This is the version of Windows I am running. The software is incompatible with it, but it does work with 1.

Eva Harding

| Apr 14, 2021

At the moment, I only use this software to burn my live concert tracks to CDs. Audacity is the first program I use to cut and edit my audio Select individual tracks and then burn them to a Sony CD. If you're using Sony iZotope audio enhancer, make sure to install that plug-in According to my observations, this provides protection against the final track being doubled up when the disc is closed. Before I learned how to stop the undesirable duplication of last track during burning/closing, it took me a long time to figure it out. There were too many discs that I ruined before I was able to find the Sony download that fixed the closing issue in Studio 10 on trial basis. In this case, Studio 10 Standard version is perfect for people who don't require the higher level of editing included in Studio 10.

James Wong

| Jun 10, 2021