Sound forge 4.5

[bandstand prod]

For those who have not used it...I can sum it up....Excellent.
Easyer than CEP and has a hell of a choise of eq's.

4.5 , is so much more involved than 4.0

You will like it.

[S8-N]

Doesnt it only support up to 16 bits? Kinda defeats the purpose of having a 24 bit soundcard...

[Recording Engineer]

Not if you have or plan to get an Apogee Rosetta. Then you can dither from 24-16 via Apogee's UV-22 process. Well worth it!

[Recording Engineer]

Although, I'd rather have an Apogee Master Tools Direct-X plug-in (soon to be released by Steinberg) and have dithering be the last process; right before it hits CD.

[Fishmed]

IF you go to the Sonic Foundry's homepage you can down load the latest build of Sound Forge which will allow you to use 24 bits.

[Recording Engineer]

Fishmed:

Did you download the 24-bit upgrade from Sonic Foundry's webpage? If so, hows it doing? I just got a copy of Sound Forge 4.5 for free.

[Recording Engineer]

Never mind. I see you must have the serial number from the manual; which I don't have.

[c7sus]

Where exactly does it mention the 24-bit option? I just updated to 4.5e and have seen no mention whatsoever about expanded support for either 20 or 24-bit recording.