About this software
Sound Forge Audio Cleaning Lab is an audio restoration and editing application designed for cleaning, restoring, and preparing audio recordings for reuse. It combines manual and automated tools for noise reduction, click/pop removal, recording digitization and basic mastering tasks. The Commercial licensing option supports deployment in business environments, including volume licensing arrangements for multiple users.
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Magix Sound Forge Audio Cleaning Lab
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Benefits
- Audio restoration tools: Remove noise, clicks, and hiss from recordings using dedicated cleaning tools.
- Automatic cleaning assistant: Apply guided workflows to speed up common restoration tasks and processing.
- Digitize analog media: Capture and convert vinyl or tape recordings into digital audio files.
- Batch processing: Process multiple files and apply the same corrections across batches.
- Export and formats: Save cleaned audio to common formats for editing or distribution.
Available languages
- English
- German
- French
- Spanish
- Italian
Support information
- Product documentation: Access user manuals and online guides covering installation and tool usage.
- Knowledge base articles: Find troubleshooting articles and how-to content for common tasks.
- Software updates: Receive application updates and patches through the publisher's update mechanism.
- License management: Volume or commercial licenses include options for centralized license administration.
- Community forums: Access user forums for tips, workflows, and peer assistance.
Frequently asked questions
What is Magix Sound Forge Audio Cleaning Lab?
An audio cleaning and restoration application that provides editing and restoration tools to reduce noise, remove clicks and improve the quality of recorded audio for further production.
Which audio tasks is this product suited for?
Tasks include noise reduction, click/pop and hum removal, equalization, level optimization and general restoration work commonly required before mixing, mastering, or archiving.
What file formats does it support for import and export?
Handles standard production formats such as WAV and MP3 and other common uncompressed and compressed audio file types used in post-production workflows.
How does it fit into a post-production or archival workflow?
Used to clean and normalize source recordings, apply restoration tools, and export cleaned files for edit, delivery or long-term archiving as part of quality-control preparation.