Sound Forge Pro 12 Slice: A Powerful Audio Editing Suite

As a professional in the audio editing world, I've had the pleasure of working with various software suites to capture and edit audio for product demos, tutorials, and more. One tool that has recently become a staple in my toolkit is Sound Forge Pro 12 Slice by Magix Software GmbH.

'Sound Forge Pro 12 Slice'

Originally known as Sonic Foundry Sound Forge, and later as Sony Sound Forge, this digital audio editing suite is designed specifically for the professional and semi-professional markets. I was excited to try out the simplified version of Sound Forge Pro 12 Slice, which still packs a punch when it comes to audio editing.

During my testing, I found that the controls were intuitive and easy to use, even for someone who wasn't previously familiar with the software. The program's ability to quickly identify and remove noise from recordings was impressive, and the results sounded great with no artifacts or thinning out of vocal frequencies.

One of the features that caught my attention was the audio restoration toolset, which I put to the test by trying to clean up a recording made without my headset. I'm used to using Izotope's RX for noise reduction, but Sound Forge Pro 12 Slice held its own and even exceeded my expectations in some cases.

What really sets this software apart is its ability to seamlessly integrate with other Magix products, such as Ozone Elements, which comes bundled with the program. As a long-time user of the Vegas software line, I appreciated the ease of use and compatibility with other tools.

In conclusion, Sound Forge Pro 12 Slice is a powerful audio editing suite that has become an essential part of my video toolkit. Whether you're working with onboard mics or just need a quick way to clean up your audio for videos, this program is definitely worth checking out.

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