So, my first (and last) impression of Sound Forge Pro 16 is that I’m quite impressed. In short, I’m quite familiar with various audio editors.

Oh, and I used it to fix voiceovers and audio takes from video clips. I also used to edit audio for use in sampler players, (if anyone still remembers what a sampler player was). I used to do plenty of audio editing in the past, mixing voice and music for radio commercials.

So, for me, it is not only what’s new in this latest version but everything that has been added since version 10. Let's take a look.The last version of Sound Forge that I used was Sound Forge 10, the first version that was released by Magix (Sony had previously owned that software). As you can see from the image above it's a stripped down mouse with the focus upon crisp buttons, super accurate sensor and a lower weight than a supermodel who's been lost in the desert for a week. Available in three colours, Red Fox, Blue Lynx and the Golden Panda we have here. The Model O Pro we have for review today is part of their Forge range. With the Glorious Forge there are no compromises to be found, and they are very reactive to their userbase. We've all seen items that were very nearly what we wanted but came with a compromise somewhere. When you're dealing in low volume production it's a perfect business model. It allows them to really synergise their product range with the desires of their rabid fanbase. This is very much a limited run of products that fit a particular segment of the market. Just like many companies have their extreme arm, so Glorious Gaming have their Forge. If you ever wondered why so many mice suddenly came to market with body cut-outs in a quest for lightness, you have Glorious Gaming to thank. You probably first became aware of them with their range of mice that was at the cutting edge of lightweight designs. Glorious Gaming first appeared on the market back in 2014, as a Dallas based company aiming to shake the market up, by providing designs which fit the needs of the gaming market without having enormous feature sets people didn't necessarily want that came with similarly enormous price points.

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