UJAM drops Voxcraft, a vocal-design multi-effects plug-in

A single plug-in just turned vocal tweaking into a one-stop playground, ditching cleanup duty and leaning hard into wild sound sculpting without stacking a dozen effects.

Voxcraft enters the vocal plug-in arena

• Voxcraft signals UJAM’s first swing at vocal-focused processing.
• UJAM built it for vibe chasing, not fixing messy takes.
• Their usual stripped-down layout keeps tweaking fast and painlessly.
• Users can cook up mix-ready vocals without piling on extra plug-ins.

Voice shaping sits at the core

• Voxcraft opens with pitch nudging, formant tweaking, and voice stacking.
• Tuning tools let singers get tight without sounding robotic, if desired.
• Formant controls twist tone color before any extra sauce hits.
• Multiplication tricks can bulk up a single line into a choir feel.

Six effect blocks handle the flavor

• Dynamics and Character modules punch up attitude and grit.
• Filter shaping carves space while Delay and Reverb add depth.
• Chop mode slices phrases into rhythmic patterns.
• Sounds can swing from dusty retro vibes to warped future tones.

Presets and formats keep it practical

• One hundred presets cover lo-fi haze through distorted weirdness.
• Compatibility spans Windows 10 and macOS 11 or newer.
• Formats cover VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX setups.
• Intro pricing runs at 39 dollars, or 29 with loyalty pricing.