VocalSynth 2 has five powerful vocal engines onboard

iZotope spec’d VocalSynth 2 with five powerful vocal engines: Vocoder, Compuvox, Polyvox, Talkbox, and Biovox. These work in tandem with VocalSynth 2’s stompbox-style vocal effects and streamlined control set. VocalSynth’s wavetable synthesis or a sidechained instrument are ideal starting points for synthesized computer-esque voices, organic-sounding harmonies, glitchy digital spoken work, and singing synthesizers. You can also manipulate the human vocal tract, adjusting characteristics like nasality, vowel shapes, and formant, to better tailor a vocal to your project.

5 vocal engines:

• Vocoder
• Compuvox
• Polyvox
• Talkbox
• Biovox

Voice generation and presets

In Auto mode, VocalSynth’s voice generation capabilities let you stack octaves, harmonies, or unisons — all without MIDI input. Simply select the number of voices, and what intervals you want, and VocalSynth 2 does the grunt work. If you prefer, though, you can drive VocalSynth 2 with your MIDI controller for the precise harmony voicings you’re after. Or use Sidechain mode to drive VocalSynth 2 with any audio signal. And if you’re after instant gratification, VocalSynth 2’s presets give you immediate access to the sounds of legendary vocal production techniques you’ve heard on your favorite recordings.

Part of the iZotope ecosystem

Like Neutron, Ozone, and Tonal Balance Control, VocalSynth 2 features inter-plugin communication, so you can seamlessly integrate it with the rest of your production and analysis software. You can view VocalSynth 2 within Neutron 2’s Visual Mixer and Masking Meter and also within Tonal Balance Control, allowing real-time interaction and visual feedback. At Sweetwater, we appreciate the efficient workflow we get from iZotope software.