Vocal repair and glow in one window.
VoxGlow takes a rough vocal (a phone recording, a bathroom take, a clipped or crackly file) and makes it clean, polished and forward in your mix. It repairs clipping, clicks, crackle, noise and pops, rebuilds the missing top end and warmth, and puts the voice where it belongs.
$29 launch price until Sunday, November 15, 2026 $39
One-time purchase · Free trial, no time limit · Up to 3 computers you own
One window instead of a long chain
A ten-plug-in repair chain, in the right order.
Most vocal problems are fixed with a de-clipper, a de-crackler, a denoiser, a de-plosive, a resonance suppressor, an EQ, a compressor, a leveler, an exciter and a de-esser, each able to undo the one before it. VoxGlow does that whole job inside one plug-in, with every stage tuned to work with the others.
Press play, press LEARN and let the vocal run for about 8 seconds. VoxGlow measures the noise floor, the real bandwidth, the boxy frequency and the level.
Repair: de-clip rebuilds flattened peaks; de-crackle rebuilds clicks and codec crackle from the audio around them.
Clean: noise, room tail and mic pops are reduced; harsh resonances are smoothed; junk above a phone's bandwidth is removed.
Glow: warmth and body, presence and level, air and sparkle, with missing highs rebuilt on band-limited sources, then de-essing.
Output: automatic gain match so louder never fools you, dry/wet mix, output level and a -1 dBFS safety ceiling.
The knobs
Five macros and one INTENSITY
Around 70% on any knob is strong but natural; the top of the travel is a bold effect.
- CLEAN: de-clip, de-crackle, denoise, room tame and pop guard on one knob
- SMOOTH: harsh, ringing frequencies pulled down only when and where they happen
- BODY: cut mud at the learned frequency, or add warmth and rebuild a missing fundamental
- FORWARD and AIR: presence and level, then top-end detail and breath, with de-essing
- INTENSITY (0-200%) drives all five together
Hear exactly what it does
Prove it's removing junk, not voice
The spectrum shows your input in red and VoxGlow's output in blue, and marks where a phone recording's bandwidth ends.
- CLEANED: the finished vocal
- JUNK ONLY: only what CLEAN and SMOOTH take out; if you hear words, back off
- ENHANCE ONLY: only what BODY, FORWARD and AIR add
- A/B ORIGINAL: your untouched vocal at the same timing and level
Why phone vocals sound like phones
An EQ can't boost what isn't there.
Rebuilds the highs
A phone keeps roughly 250 Hz to 4 kHz of your voice. AIR regenerates the missing highs from the harmonics that survived.
Restores warmth
On low-cut sources, BODY restores warmth where the low end was cut and can rebuild the missing fundamental.
Saved with your project
Every knob, the listening mode and gain match are automatable, and all settings, including a learned profile, save with your project. No account, no telemetry.
Honest limits
What VoxGlow is not.
Not a pitch corrector or vocal effect
No Auto-Tune, reverb or delay. And not a mastering limiter: the ceiling is a safety net, not a loudness tool.
Not magic on reverb
VoxGlow tames a room's tail. It cannot fully erase a very echoey space.
Not for tracking through
It has a fixed latency of about 42 ms at 44.1 kHz, compensated by your DAW on playback. Monitor dry while recording and add VoxGlow afterwards.
Windows
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, VST3 host
Mac
Intel or Apple Silicon, macOS 11 or later, VST3 or AU host
Audio
Mono or stereo tracks, 44.1 to 96 kHz. Works fully offline.
Free trial
Rescue the take you can't re-record.
The trial is fully functional with no time limit. The one catch: every 45 seconds the output goes dry for 1.5 seconds. A license removes the gap and covers up to 3 computers you own, with updates included.
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