SoundID VoiceAI Perpetual License Key Black Friday Deal 2026: $59, 40% off

The SoundID VoiceAI Black Friday deal takes 40% off the perpetual license key, bringing Sonarworks' AI voice plugin to $59 until Nov 8, 2026.

SoundID VoiceAI is a vocal processing plugin that runs inside your DAW. You record a vocal track, and the plugin turns it into a different singing voice or an instrument.

What does SoundID VoiceAI do?

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

The voice models turn your take into a different singer. The instrument models let you hum or beatbox a part and hear it back as drums, guitar or violin.

The plugin works in any DAW that supports VST3, AU or AAX plugins, so you never bounce out to another app.

How does the perpetual license work?

The perpetual license gives you unlimited local processing. You pay once, and the audio is processed on your computer's CPU with no extra fees.

Local processing needs 4 GB of free RAM and 4 GB of storage. The maker says perpetual mode runs around 1.5x faster than cloud processing.

Cloud processing is the other route. It takes 2.5x the audio length, runs on the maker's servers and is paid per use through a token system based on the length of your audio. The maker says transfers between plugin and server use industry-standard encryption.

How do you use it in a session?

The workflow has four steps:

• Open the plugin in your DAW.
• Assign it to your vocal track, arm it for capture and play the project back.
• Choose local or cloud processing.
• The transformed audio lands on the track in a matter of seconds, according to the maker.

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

The maker lists these use cases:

• Backing vocals built from one singer's take, instead of booking several singers.
• Demo songs, where you sing a line and apply a preset close to the final vocalist's timbre.
• Voice to instrument, where you hum a melody and pick an orchestral or band preset.
• Presets on instrument tracks or MIDI melodies, or a laptop mic recording turned into studio-grade vocals.

System requirements

On Mac, SoundID VoiceAI supports macOS 11 Big Sur, 12 Monterey, 13 Ventura and 14 Sonoma. On PC it supports Windows 10 and 11.

Both platforms need a DAW or plugin host that loads AU, AAX or VST3 plugins, plus 4 GB of free RAM for local processing. A stable internet connection is required, and offline use is not supported.

Sonarworks says its products are used by over 200,000 studios and by Grammy Award-winning engineers.