Jamie, I can't give you a complete answer, because by the time I heard about sound forge, it was way out of my price range, and unless the lottery god smiles on us, it probably always will be. I do, however, use gold wave all the time, and it works extremely well with jaws, thanks to Jim Grimsby's excellent scripts. You can also use it with window-eyes, but you don't get some of the information that is available to jaws users. Gold wave does have some drawbacks. It's noise reduction is very weak, and of course, it does not have multi-track capability. You can, however, mix vocals and music with ease, and the results are, I think, quite nice. I use it for file splitting, merging and conversion, and I also record both from the Internet, and from a cassette recorder. If you work with large files, they will take a long time to process. When I work with my sixteen hour file, I know that my machine will be tied up for most of the day. The help manual is excellent, and, next to Kurzweil, it is my favourite program, bar none. For-the-people has some excellent free tutorials, which you likely won't need, but I thought I would mention them just in case. Hope this helps, Cris Hall
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