It is/was entirely a workflow issue where wave lab vs sound forge is concerned. I actually will concede that wavelab is more powerful and I did like its effects chaining section, but at the end of the day I can just work quickly and effortlessly in SoundForge so I kept going back to it. I have used it since version 1.0 and spent the better part of the last 10 years as a sound designer for Sony Creative Software & Sonic Foundry before that so, again its a comfortably and workflow thing. When I tried a demo of Peak for the Mac I found its interface and workflow just completely counterintuitive, clunky and just pain ugly. Again all personal preference, but there it is.

It is/was entirely a workflow issue where wave lab vs sound forge is concerned. I actually will concede that wavelab is more powerful and I did like its effects chaining section, but at the end of the day I can just work quickly and effortlessly in SoundForge so I kept going back to it. I have used it since version 1.0 and spent the better part of the last 10 years as a sound designer for Sony Creative Software & Sonic Foundry before that so, again its a comfortably and workflow thing.

When I tried a demo of Peak for the Mac I found its interface and workflow just completely counterintuitive, clunky and just pain ugly. Again all personal preference, but there it is. Pete, if you're using Windows, I wholeheartedly endorse Sound Forge for Windows. I've been using it since the first days of recording my album Sudden Dark in 1995-96.

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It's the only Windows software I've continued to still use at home in the past decade or so, and I recommend it over any other two-track audio editor on any platform. I've tinkered a bit with the Mac version, though still not as much as I intended to. It has quite a different feel from the Windows version. A few things have a similar feel, though other things are located in different places. I need to dig out some files in need of editing, restoration and mastering, and force myself to go through all the steps using this Mac version.

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It would be nice to have no need at all for a Windows PC in the studio, and Sound Forge was the one thing holding me back.