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VoXov Vol.17 BNDL Chill (Vocal Instruments) WiN MAC

VoXov Vol.17 BNDL Chill

645 MB

90 PRESETS INCLU90 PRESETS INCLUDED & NEW ONES CONSTANTLY ADDED

“VoXoV BNDL Chill”. It features 90 presets, with new ones added weekly.

Perfect for adding expressive vocal touches to EDM, house, trap, chill, and beyond. A great fit for film & game composers, sound designers, experimental artists, live performers, DJs, and producers at any level.

Pair it with a simple MIDI delay plugin to easily create countless custom vocal phrases or voice textures.

Just 515 MB: lightweight, universally compatible, and rock-solid across all major DAWs.

New edition VoXoV vol.17 storms in with punch and attitude. A crunchy vocal pack crafted by our sound wizard Rhinoceros.

Unique vocal bursts, instant emotion, and cheeky charm at your fingertips.

Let loose and spark your next idea!

VoXoV BNDL Chill includes 90 unique one-shot presets and is constantly growing.

Sharp, wild, and built to groove with any genre you throw at them.

Works with every major DAW on Mac and PC. Just unzip, drag into your VST folder, and you’re up and crowing.

No setup drama. No extra tools. Just instant vocal magic.

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