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The Greg Wells VoiceCentric Black Friday deal takes 79% off this Waves vocal processing plugin, which brings it to $29.99 until Nov 26, 2026.
VoiceCentric packs the vocal chains of Grammy-winning producer and mixer Greg Wells into one plugin. Wells has worked with Adele, Ariana Grande, John Legend, Dua Lipa, Taylor Swift and Pharrell Williams.
The idea is simple: a raw vocal take goes in, and a polished, mixed-sounding vocal comes out.
The plugin gives any vocal track a finished, mixed sound with a few simple controls. Waves built it with Wells, and the maker says it captures his studio experience in chains that react the way he wants them to.
The main control is the Intensity knob. Behind it sits a combination of EQ and compression chains.
Wells says certain elements only kick in once you reach 60% or even 80%. That means one knob gives you several different flavors as you sweep it up.
Beyond the EQ and compression behind Intensity, the plugin adds three effects:
For gain staging, there are simple input and output gain controls with metering. You can set your level going in, then trim what comes out before it hits your bus or the next plugin in the chain.
The maker says VoiceCentric suits both lead and backing vocals in all genres. It also lists video and podcast work, where the same chain is meant to improve voice quality.
Since the heavy lifting happens behind one knob, you can dial in a usable vocal quickly and then fine-tune the delay, reverb and doubler around it.
VoiceCentric is a VST, AU and AAX plugin on Mac, and VST and AAX on Windows. The listed requirements are:
If you track vocals in a DAW that hosts VST or AU plugins, you can load VoiceCentric on the vocal channel like any other insert.
Yes. The Greg Wells VoiceCentric Black Friday deal takes 79% off, bringing this Waves vocal plugin to $29.99. The deal runs until Nov 26, 2026.
It is the main control, combining complex EQ and compression chains. Wells says some elements only engage past 60% or 80%, so moving that one knob gives you a range of different vocal flavors.
Besides the EQ and compression chains behind Intensity, VoiceCentric adds Delay, Reverb and Doubler effects. It also has input and output gain controls with metering for easy gain staging.
Yes, it is a VST plugin. On Mac it comes in VST, AU and AAX for macOS Monterey 12 through Sequoia 15. On Windows 10 or later it comes in VST and AAX.
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