Mix voiceovers instantly

If you are a video-maker, podcaster, or broadcaster or create audiobooks, you simply need to mix human voice with background music. That can be a time-consuming pain. Unless you use VoxDucker, which can automatically suppress the backing track in three different ways to get the most natural feeling in a blink of an eye. And it’s not just voice-overs you may need a mighty ducker for. Think about drums and bass. And more. Just value your time and mix with VoxDucker.

Fast and Flexible
VoxDucker has been extensively tested in multiple scenarios and pre-set so that in most cases, you only need to use the depth control to set the amount of ducking for perfect results. However, if you want to dig deeper, the plugin offers a huge amount of control for you to fine-tune the ducking.

How it works
Place VoxDucker on the track you wish to duck, this will typically be the backing music and route the voice into the plugin’s sidechain input (see your DAW docs for routing). VoxDucker will now listen to the voice tack and duck the music out of the way, keeping the main focus on the voice.

Multi-Mode
The plugin features three types of ducking to choose from, each offering varying levels of transparency, preserving more of the ducked signal by focusing the ducking on frequencies present in the sidechain signal. You can easily switch between them to find which mode is the perfect fit for your situation.

Visual Focus and Feedback
The plugin’s GUI is minimal yet informative, allowing you to focus on the most important controls. The extensive metering section gives you visual feedback on the amount of ducking and levels of the Input, Output and Sidechain signals.

Not only Voice
While VoxDucker is primarily designed to work excellently on voice-over and vocals, it can actually be used on any audio type. You can use it to duck bass when the kick sounds or duck rhythm guitar when the lead sounds, all using the selectable modes.