Though featuring slightly different GUIs and fewer features than the Ozone 4 modules (the absent MBIT+ dithering is actually included in the main Sound Forge Process menu), they're certainly from the same stock and yield extremely similar results when loaded into an Ozone-esque plug-in chain. It's no surprise, then, that the processors offer great quality and are thoroughly suitable for the majority of mastering situations. In fact, the contained effects read almost identically to the module list from Ozone: Mastering EQ, Mastering Reverb, Multiband Compressor, Mastering Exciter, Mastering Imager and Mastering Limiter. This is provided by audio wizards iZotope, makers of the excellent Ozone 4. New effects include a Resonant Filter plug-in (which is exactly what you'd expect) and the iZotope Mastering Effects Bundle 2. SF10 contains over 40 effects and still comes with the Noise Reduction 2 package, which is a helpful set of tools for restoring poor-quality recordings.
And if you just want to convert from one sample rate to another, the new iZotope 64-bit SRC function will do this for you with no discernible artifacts. It does exactly what you'd hope, changing the pitch and/or time of your musical source with minimal artifacts.
Is sony sound forge 9 compatable with win 10 pro#
SF10 boasts the addition of zplane's tried-and-tested élastique Pro timestretching and pitchshifting plug-in. Previous versions of Sound Forge included the Sony Time Stretch effect, which gave mixed results, often suffering from nasty flanging side effects.
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