SoundID VoiceAI Perpetual & All Expansions Bundle Black Friday Deal 2026: $139, 43% off

SoundID VoiceAI Black Friday pricing covers the Perpetual licence of Sonarworks' voice-transformation plugin together with all five Voices Expansion Packs: 43% off, $139, until Nov 15, 2026.

SoundID VoiceAI is an AI plugin that transforms a voice track into a different singing voice without leaving your DAW. You can also hum or beatbox a line and turn it into drums, guitar or violin.

What is in the SoundID VoiceAI bundle?

• SoundID VoiceAI (Perpetual Licence)
• Pop Voices Expansion Pack
• Kids Voices Expansion Pack
• Rock Voices Expansion Pack
• K-pop Voices Expansion Pack
• C-pop Voices Expansion Pack

The plugin ships with 28 studio-grade voice models and 22 creative instrument models. The maker says it favours quality over quantity and plans to keep adding voice models.

Each expansion pack adds 10 voices, split 5 and 5 between male and female (boys and girls for Pop). Every pack activates on up to 3 devices.

• Pop: smooth tone and clear articulation for contemporary styles
• Rock: natural rasp and strong dynamics for rock, metal and heavy tracks
• K-pop: built for K-pop, anime productions and genre-blending tracks
• C-pop: Chinese voices for C-pop, Mandopop and Cantopop, trained on licensed, ethically sourced recordings
• Kids: children's vocal character

How does SoundID VoiceAI work?

The plugin runs as VST3, AU or AAX inside any DAW that supports those formats. You put it on your vocal track, arm it for capture, play the project back, and the processed audio lands on the track in seconds.

There are two processing modes. The perpetual licence gives you unlimited local processing on your own CPU, with 4 GB of free RAM and 4 GB of storage needed. According to the maker, local mode runs around 1.5x faster than cloud.

Cloud processing takes 2.5x the audio length. It runs on a token-based, pay-as-you-go system billed by the length of your audio. The maker says transfers are encrypted to industry standard.

What can you do with it?

The maker lists a few main uses:

• Backing vocals: turn one singer's take into a full stack of backing parts
• Demo songs: sing a line yourself, then apply a preset close to the final vocalist's timbre to hear it in context
• Voice to instrument: hum a melody and turn it into an orchestral or band instrument
• Experiments: run presets over instrument tracks or MIDI melodies, or record with a laptop's built-in mic and transform it

Unison Mode generates up to 8 vocal unisons from a single recording. It adds pitch and timing variance for a more human feel, plus a stereo width control that pans the voices across the field automatically.