Sound Forge 8 has a bunch of new features. Everything is right in sight and at your disposal: effects, dynamics, timed-based processors, additional plug-ins-all logically arranged on the screen without unnecessary graphics (like fake brushed-aluminum panels and tangled patchcords) getting in your way. But the truly user-friendly design makes mastering and manipulating audio simplistic enough that even new users will be up and running in a matter of minutes. I've been an avid user of these applications since the Sonic Foundry era, so it took me very little time to learn the new features in the current versions. CD Architect allows users to produce replication-ready Red Book audio CD's via a powerful collection of mastering and burning tools along with drag-and-drop track arrangement. When you purchase Sound Forge 8, you also get CD Architect 5.2, a separate application that works nearly seamlessly with Sound Forge.
Unlike applications like Pro Tools or Cakewalk, Sound Forge is streamlined for editing audio, and it supports import and export of every imaginable audio file type (see the website for a list). Sound Forge is a powerful audio editing program for PC that allows the user to analyze, record, restore, edit, loop, process, and master audio. Sony purchased Sonic Foundry's desktop audio and music production family in 2003-a deal that included Sound Forge, CD Architect, and ACID.
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