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The UltraVox 2 Black Friday deal puts Leapwing Audio's vocal chain plugin at $39.50, 50% off, with the offer ending Nov 9, 2026.
UltraVox 2 is a vocal processing plugin that packs a full vocal chain into one window. It builds on the original UltraVox, and the maker calls version 2 a significant step forward.
The workflow is low-latency, aimed at recording, production and mixing alike. The maker's pitch is a set-and-forget approach: tame peaks, add clarity and warmth, then get back to the music.
Six modules sit in the chain:
Leapwing says each one is tuned to complement the human voice while keeping its natural character. All six are described as optimized algorithms for fast, high-quality vocal shaping.
Three changes lead the update:
The reverb is the piece to note if you want a space that stays natural on a vocal. The maker describes it as rich yet natural, drawing on three room types at once.
UltraVox 2 runs as a 64-bit plugin in VST3, AAX and AU. It supports macOS 10.13 and later, plus Windows 8 and 10.
Sample rates go up to 384 kHz (DXD), so it can sit in high-resolution sessions. Latency is ultra-low, which the maker says suits tracking as well as mixing. That makes it usable on a monitoring path while you record, with the whole vocal chain in one instance.
Leapwing says every algorithm is built for pristine sound quality and a natural musical feel. The De-Esser's frequency-time analysis and the impulse-response reverb are the two parts that are new to this version.
Yes, the UltraVox 2 Black Friday deal takes 50% off, bringing the vocal plugin to $39.50. The offer ends Nov 9, 2026.
UltraVox 2 includes six modules in one plugin: Compression, Gate, De-Esser, Harmonics, Air EQ and Reverb. The maker says each is optimized for the human voice and designed to preserve its natural character.
UltraVox 2 is a 64-bit plugin available as VST3, AAX and AU. It runs on macOS 10.13 or later and on Windows 8 and 10, with sample rates up to 384 kHz (DXD).
Version 2 adds a new impulse-response Reverb engine blending hall, plate and chamber characteristics, a new De-Esser built on a frequency-time analyzer, and a fully overhauled interface that the maker says is more intuitive.
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