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Sound Forge Audio Studio software is the easiest way to work with video and sound on your home computer.

You can Record almost anything. Give your tracks presence and sparkle. Digitize rare LP records and tapes, create your own karaoke tracks, burn CDs, and generate files for the Web and all your favorite portable players. And trust me, Sound Forge Audio Studio has a laughter price.

Let me walk you through the most essential basics and user interface element of sound forge audio studio.

Standard Toolbar

The standard toolbar provides you the commonly used tasks buttons, and it's quickly accessible on the top left of the user interface by default.

Transport Toolbar

The transport toolbar is used to control playback, stop, pause, fast forward, fast rewind, recording, looping, and goto on the active data window.

It works just like any tape recorder, and it's found right under the standard toolbar by default.

Workspace

The workspace is where all open data windows are displayed.

You can drag and drop files from the explorer on to the workspace to open them.

You can also right click on the workspace and choose open, to open the open file dialog window to select and open files to be worked on.

Channel Meters Bar

The channel meters bar is used to monitor the levels in an audio files. It visually displays the volume of the audio at the cursor position.

Data Window

From the Menu select File, New, to open the Data Window.

The data window is what will contain the graphical representation of your audio waveform. It's plus, used to navigate files, control playback, and select data to be displayed as well.

Show Me How

Show Me How is an interactive tutorial that will give you quick start tips, showing you how to dive straight into every sony creative software. It's usually found under the help menu.

Just watch video tutorial below for additional tips.

Vinyl Recording And Restoration

The most lovable tool inside Sound Forge Audio Studio is the Vinyl Recording and Restoration tool.

It's a tool you can easily use to record audio from an old vinyl record, or external source like cassette tape, and clean all the popping, hiss and crackling out with the restoration tool.

Plus, you can increase the volume of your recording with the peak normalization tool, and digitally burn it straight onto CD or DVD with the add-in burning tool. Get More Info.

Vinyl Recording And Restoration Video Tutorial.