Right-click option menus also abound. There are almost too many features and options to describe - pretty much everything you'd want to get done, plus. The usual options for selecting, copying, cutting and pasting, cross fading and mixing are easy and fairly intuitive. You can easily drag and drop between data windows, making it easy to mix and crossfade different waveforms together without using the clipboard. This encourages sound design experimentation.
Audio processing is extensive and powerful.
And you can store your tweaks as presets. Sound Forge supports any DirectX plug-in, as well, so you're only limited by your budget. Some new features have been added, as well. Let's say you're creating audio for a large multimedia or Web project. You can swill a couple of beers while it churns.