NoiseWorks Audio has packed four sound tools into its Complete Bundle for £299 or €349. The deal covers VoiceAssist Advanced, GainAim, TranSplit, and Enshape, with a focus on vocal cleanup, volume control, and shaping sounds.
VoiceAssist Advanced does much of the heavy work here. It uses AI to help clean up speech and vocals, with seven modules that tackle bass, noise, gates, dynamics, breaths, harsh S sounds, and mouth clicks.
And it goes a bit further. Users get spectral editing tools and a separate app for audio work outside their main recording software. VoiceAssist Advanced can also use iLok for license control.
GainAim takes care of vocal levels as audio plays. Rather than making users ride the fader by hand, it tracks loudness and makes live changes to reach a set target. Its low latency also makes it fit for live sound use.
TranSplit has a more focused job. It splits the sharp start of a sound from the part that rings out after it. One slider lets users change the punch or body without having to deal with a more complex setup.
Meanwhile, Enshape deals with attack and sustain through a pair of envelope followers. It does not rely on a fixed level trigger to spot changes. That gives users a direct way to shape how a sound starts and fades.
The full pack costs over 20% less than buying all four tools one by one. Each product gets a separate license, and each license works on two devices.
NoiseWorks handles license access through user accounts for GainAim, TranSplit, and Enshape. VoiceAssist Advanced gives buyers the extra choice of moving its license to iLok.
VoiceAssist Advanced does much of the heavy work here. It uses AI to help clean up speech and vocals, with seven modules that tackle bass, noise, gates, dynamics, breaths, harsh S sounds, and mouth clicks.
And it goes a bit further. Users get spectral editing tools and a separate app for audio work outside their main recording software. VoiceAssist Advanced can also use iLok for license control.
GainAim takes care of vocal levels as audio plays. Rather than making users ride the fader by hand, it tracks loudness and makes live changes to reach a set target. Its low latency also makes it fit for live sound use.
TranSplit has a more focused job. It splits the sharp start of a sound from the part that rings out after it. One slider lets users change the punch or body without having to deal with a more complex setup.
Meanwhile, Enshape deals with attack and sustain through a pair of envelope followers. It does not rely on a fixed level trigger to spot changes. That gives users a direct way to shape how a sound starts and fades.
The full pack costs over 20% less than buying all four tools one by one. Each product gets a separate license, and each license works on two devices.
NoiseWorks handles license access through user accounts for GainAim, TranSplit, and Enshape. VoiceAssist Advanced gives buyers the extra choice of moving its license to iLok.
