- Publisher: BLEASS
- Product: Vox
- Release: TeamCubeadooby
- Version: 1.0.5
- Format: VST3
Enter BLEASS Vox, your ultimate tool for effortless vocal manipulation. This state-of-the-art processor plunges you into a realm of endless sonic exploration, allowing you to fine-tune every aspect of your vocal performances with ease.
Harnessing a potent yet streamlined engine, BLEASS Vox empowers you to sculpt the formant characteristics of your vocals, unleashing a world of unique effects that elevate your sound to new heights. Dive deep into your vocal melodies, effortlessly transposing or fixing pitch to unveil captivating new harmonies and melodies.
Drawing inspiration from the world of synthesizers, BLEASS Vox introduces the revolutionary UNISON processor, infusing your vocals with unparalleled depth and richness. With the ability to spread up to 10 detuned voices across the stereo image, the UNISON processor delivers a colossal sonic presence that captivates listeners like never before.
Experience a new level of expressiveness with BLEASS Vox’s flexible vibrato processor, offering precise control over pitch fluctuations from subtle nuances to extreme effects. Say goodbye to complex LFO configurations and modulation mapping—BLEASS Vox puts expressive power at your fingertips with intuitive vibrato controls.
Whether in the studio or on stage, BLEASS Vox excels. Its real-time processing mode ensures lightning-fast efficiency during tracking sessions and live performances, while its standard processing mode guarantees the precision and quality essential for meticulous editing and mixing.
With BLEASS Vox, bid farewell to cumbersome vocal processing chains and embrace a world of boundless creativity. Free yourself from the intricacies of complex configurations and immerse yourself in shaping unique sounds and crafting exceptional music.
x64: *VST3 only, see belowJust install!
Revision Note: Somehow magically,
the AVX module has started working well,
without any further intervention after
the initial release. TCD suspects it was
some sort of system-state causing the temporary
funk, like perhaps a file in temp folder it
didn’t like or somethhing similar along these lines.As it stands, it seems the AVID module DOES work ok. Here it is.
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