ACID Pro has been revitalised for today's creative artist and producer but it is as easy to use today, as it was 20 years ago." New Features Yet with a brand new, sleek and modern interface and its innovative loop-based compositional environment, the software retains the easy workflow that it is famous for. MAGIX Software has completely overhauled the software that revolutionised loop-based music making 20 years ago and has added many new professional features, dozens of new instruments and effects and an all-powerful 64-bit architecture. ACID Pro 8 has more features, more power and more plug-ins but the same easy workflow. £299 for the regular version, £449 for the Suite, or you can sign up for £11.99 a month for Sound Forge Pro 365."MAGIX Software announces the long-awaited return of the DAW that kick-started a revolution in music production. Sound Forge Pro 12 has earned its right to be the best audio editor on the PC and I’m very happy to see it continue to develop while remaining serious and true to its roots. On top of that you get an awesome bunch of high-end audio plug-ins including an Analogue Modelling Suite, some Vintage Effects, a huge reverb and some guitar/bass amps. Sound Forge Pro 12 Suiteįor a load more dollars you can go for the full “Suite” version which includes sonically graphical SpectralLayers Pro 5 for visually representing your audio. Along with new versions of DeClipper, DeHisser and DeClicker they actually look the part of being the usable, professional tools they’ve always been. The uncompromising Wave Hammer compressor is now version 2.
They did tend to look a lot like office productivity tools. The effects have had a long overdue overhaul. That’s why it needs access to more of your computer’s power. Maybe the biggest change is that Sound Forge can now record up to 32 channels of audio simultaneously, in 64bit and up to 384kHz.
They’ve brought in some dithering algorithms from POW-r and it now supports more file formats (yawn). VST3 effects support is now built in which keeps it nicely up to date with the world of plug-in development. With its history as a stereo audio editor heading back to before the millennium computer power and memory are things it really hasn’t ever needed. Sound Forge Pro 12 is now 64bit and can use all of your computer’s power and memory. But Magix has put something of themselves into it like they did with Vegas and the entry-level version of Sound Forge.
Which is probably no bad thing for long users like myself.
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