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BLEASS Voices Black Friday deal: 43% off, so the vocal harmonizer plugin costs $39 until Dec 1, 2026.
BLEASS Voices is a plugin for pitching, transforming, doubling and harmonizing vocals and other monophonic sources.
It gives you 12 pitch-shifted voices, and each one has its own controls for pitch, formant, tone, width and placement.
Four of the voices can be transposed independently, up to an octave higher or lower. You can also flatten them to a chosen pitch.
The other eight are triggered by MIDI. They transpose the input signal to match the notes you send in.
The maker says the deep MPE implementation lets you play vocal chords with expressive detail, plus vocal solos with realistic glides, trills and embellishments.
The maker describes the modulation side as a performance synth for vocals.
Because each voice has its own bus, you can route it out and process it like a standalone recording. That means separate EQ, compression or reverb sends per voice.
BLEASS Voices tracks fundamental frequencies from 66Hz (roughly C1) up to 5.2kHz (roughly E7).
That range covers vocal parts, and the maker says it suits many other monophonic instrument parts too, for tuning, doubling and harmonizing.
On Windows 8 and later, it runs as VST3 (64-bit) or AAX. On macOS 10.9 and later, 64-bit only, you get VST3, Audio Unit and AAX.
The Mac versions cover macOS 11 Big Sur and M1 processors.
It is not a standalone product, so you load it inside a host. It works with DAWs that support VST3, Audio Unit or AAX.
Yes. The BLEASS Voices Black Friday deal takes 43% off, so the vocal harmonizer plugin is $39 until Dec 1, 2026. It is the full 12-voice plugin for pitching, doubling and harmonizing vocals and other monophonic sources.
It has 12 pitch-shifted voices. Four can be transposed independently by up to an octave up or down, or flattened to one pitch. The other eight are triggered via MIDI and follow the incoming notes.
It comes as VST3 and AAX on Windows 8 and later, and as VST3, Audio Unit and AAX on macOS 10.9 and later. It is 64-bit only and needs a host, so it works in DAWs supporting those formats.
Vocals and other monophonic sources. It works with fundamental frequencies from 66Hz, roughly C1, up to 5.2kHz, roughly E7. The maker says that range also suits tuning, doubling and harmonizing many monophonic instrument parts.
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