Sound Forge seems to be straightforward to use-but I'm not sure what I'd use it for just yet.

Having worked with SONAR a fair amount in the past, obviously ACID is more familiar to me. Tonight I downloaded the trial version of both ACID and Sound Forge, and have been playing around with them a bit. Trouble is, I'm not really which does what! While certainly older versions are still quite useful and I wouldn't hesitate to break out version 4 if I needed to get some work done quickly, I have been giving some thought to adding more SCS software.like maybe ACID and/or Sound Forge. But I find myself behind the curve now in SONAR-I have both version 4 and version 7, but haven't used 7 much at all.and now they are on version 8 already.

While I know it can handle some audio needs, it doesn't seem to have the DAW feature set that I am used to with SONAR. After spending several hours per day over the last two months learning Vegas Pro and the Sony UI style, I finally feel like I am getting to the point that I can be productive with Vegas.

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