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Waves Harmony Black Friday pricing comes to $29.99 after 84% off, running until Nov 26, 2026, and it buys you a vocal harmony plugin that turns a single vocal into up to 8 voices.
The maker says you can build a full harmony stack in real time, right inside your tracks.
The Waves Harmony plugin works in the studio and on stage, and you don't need music theory to use it.
You feed it one vocal and it generates the extra voices for you. That covers backing stacks, doubled leads and layered choirs without recording each part.
Every voice can be shaped on its own. Waves lists pitch, formant, panning, delay, filtering and drag-and-drop modulation as the controls.
The maker also points to Jacob Collier, Ty Dolla $ign and Imogen Heap-style sounds as things you can audition in seconds.
Waves Harmony gives you three workflows, so it fits producers, songwriters, mix engineers and composers.
The MIDI mode is the one that makes live performance possible, since the harmonies follow what you play in real time.
The plugin ships with 450+ artist and factory presets as starting points.
Waves also describes a vocal FX toolkit for harmonization, layering and mod FX, all behind one interface.
The Waves Harmony VST comes in the formats below, depending on your system.
If your DAW hosts VST, AU or AAX plugins, it can load Waves Harmony on a supported system. Mac users can pick any of the three formats, while PC users have VST and AAX.
Yes. The Waves Harmony Black Friday deal takes 84% off and brings it to $29.99, valid until Nov 26, 2026. It is a vocal harmony plugin from Waves that generates up to 8 voices from one vocal.
It generates up to 8 voices from a single vocal. Each voice can be shaped separately with pitch, formant, panning, delay, filtering and drag-and-drop modulation, so the stack doesn't have to sound like copies of the lead.
On Mac it runs as VST, AU and AAX, and Waves lists macOS Monterey 12, Ventura 13, Sonoma 14 and Sequoia 15 as supported. On Windows 10 or newer it comes as VST and AAX.
No. Waves says the interface needs no music theory. Automatic mode builds harmonies from chord presets, MIDI mode lets you play them on a keyboard as you sing, and Graphic mode lets you draw them.
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