VocalNet 1.0.4 (macOS)

VocalNet runs on macOS 10.15 or later, supporting both Intel and Apple Silicon systems. It installs as a standard plugin for any DAW that accepts the format.

Change vocal timbre in real time

• Changing a vocal timbre in real time — raise or lower a voice without pitching the whole mix.
• Creating hybrid sounds by morphing smoothly between uploaded voice samples.
• Adding character to dialogue, backing vocals or spoken word parts.
• Quick idea work: load a sample, tweak, and hear the result mid-session.

Insert it on a track or aux bus for live processing

• It processes audio live, so track or bus placement matters. Insert it on a vocal track for direct transformation, or on an aux bus to blend processed and dry signals.
• It needs a voice sample to analyse — the AI builds a new timbre from what you give it.
• Interface is English only.

Outside the obvious morphing and real‑time processing, VocalNet has a few smaller touches that make it easier to live with in a session.

Blend multiple voice samples into one reference

Voice samples load as separate files, but you can blend several into one timbre. That means a choir recorded in one go can be reduced to a single reference, or you can layer a whisper over a full voice to get something in between. The blend is continuous, so you can automate it in your DAW and get a sound that shifts during a phrase.

Because the AI runs locally, there is no latency from a remote server. The plugin responds to changes in the sample blend or the character knobs without a reload. That matters when you are adjusting a take and want to hear the result before the next line.

On a school‑networked Mac where permissions block writing to system plugin folders, the installer places formats in the standard user‑accessible locations. VST3, AU and AAX are all included, so it will appear in Logic, Cubase, Pro Tools and most other DAWs without extra steps.

No internet needed; all processing stays local

Works on a pre-recorded vocal without re-recording

Yes. Drop the plugin on the track, load the same audio as a sample, and VocalNet rebuilds the timbre from what is there. You do not need to re‑record the part.

Route vocal to an aux bus to keep the dry signal untouched

Route the vocal to an aux bus, insert VocalNet there, and blend the processed return against the original track. The plugin itself does not have a mix knob, but your DAW’s bus routing covers that.

Runs natively on M1 and M2 Macs

No. Every calculation happens on the local machine. That also means no upload delays and no privacy concern about the recordings leaving the room.

Load a short, dry sample before starting a session

Yes. The installer includes ARM‑native code. It runs in Logic, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper and Pro Tools under Rosetta or natively depending on the host.

No upload delays and no privacy concerns

Before you start a session, load a short, dry voice sample — a single sustained note or a spoken phrase. That gives the AI a clean reference. Then move the blend slider to hear how the plugin changes the timbre with that sample alone. Once you know the range, add a second sample and sweep between them to find the hybrid spot you want.

If you are after subtle thickening rather than full transformation, keep the blend weighted towards the original sample and raise the character parameter slightly. The plugin responds to small shifts, so a little goes a long way.

For live monitoring during recording, set your DAW buffer low enough that the real‑time processing does not introduce noticeable delay. VocalNet is light on CPU for a single instance, but running it on a busy session with many other plugins may need a buffer adjustment.

• macOS 10.15 or later
• Intel 64-bit or Apple Silicon
• A DAW that supports the plugin format