But I can confirm that the now dated Mastering Effects does not appear as an icon in SFP15's toolbar but is still able to be selected as a VST plugin so long as the Program Files (x86) folder containing the Mastering Effects plugin has been selected in SFP via Options/Preferences/VST Effects (tab).Īnd with SFP15, the FX Favorites menu selection provides easier access to 3rd party plugins than was previously available in SFP14 and earlier via their clunky and user-unfriendly FX menu process. Chances are that not all of these plugins will be available in the toolbar selection.įrom a recent post on this forum, it was noted that the current Ozone 9 Elements plugin does appear as an icon in the toolbar of Sound Forge Pro 15. Sound Forge Pro 15 Suite currently offers a large range of 3rd party plugins from different 3rd party companies. Differently named iZotope Mastering Effects plugins came with SFP 10 and 11. iZotope plugins like Mastering Effects (which is a terrific bundle though only 32 bits) may have been an extra with Sound Forge Pro for a limited period of time (as is the case with 'extras' these days) but not for other periods of time during the product's release window. They are not integral to the Sound Forge Pro (SFP) program simply because those 'bonus extras' that come with programs like Sound Forge Pro change from time-to-time.
'Bonus' extras are just that - bonus extras provided by 3rd party plugin companies like iZotope. It's over 10 years old - and what's more it was released by Sound Forge Pro's former owner - Sony. Please keep in mind that Sound Forge Pro 9 is, as you state in your post, out of date. But they were included with Sound Forge in the edition I bought, so perhaps they should have added them to the toolbar
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