I wonder how many of us actually use 90% of whats on offer within, so the upgrade price tag is actually elitist, but that is not the reason. Nope… I will not be going for SF11 unless the MAC version is more special.
Well who could ask for a more perfect review? Thank you! Right down to the upgrade price and whether it is worth it or not, it is so well written to the point, it answered all my questions. NET Framework 2.0 (included on application disc). Specs: Windows Vista (SP2 or later), Windows 7 or Windows 8 1 GHz processor 500 MB hard-disk space for program installation 512 MB RAM Windows-compatible sound card DVD-ROM drive (for installation from DVD) supported CD-recordable drive (for CD burning only) Microsoft DirectX 9.0c or later Microsoft. It’s also available with SpectraLayers Pro 2 in the $599.95 Audio Master Suite. And the upgrade price is steep, at half the full purchase price. The new ability to record multiple takes is cumbersome, as you have to go back through the undo/redo history to find the take you want to keep. What’s Missing: There’s still no 64-bit version of the program, which means you won’t be able to install your 64-bit VST plugins. What’s Cool: Modeless one-touch recording record multiple takes interoperability with SpectraLayers Pro 2 Waveform Overview Bar Plug-in Chain window punch-and-roll recording Nectar Elements from iZotope new restore and repair tools from iZotope event mode improvements CALM-compatible metering broadcast wave file format enhancements.
Target Applications: Audio editing, processing and mastering for a wide range of media projects, including music, video, CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray discs, online audio, advertising and corporate productions. It's an excellent choice for professional-quality sound editing. It now offers one-touch recording, the ability to record multiple takes, interoperability with SpectraLayers Peo 2, and CALM-compatible metering. Summary: After a three-year wait, the venerable Sound Forge Pro pushes the knobs up to 11.
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