Unlock your signature vocal sound Evoke is a hypermodern vocal effect Evoke goes beyond traditional pitch correction and vocoding with vocal resynthesis—our purpose-built approach for modern, distinctive, and emotionally resonant tracks. Hypermodern Vocals Produce unforgettable vocals with a unique resynthesis engine, delivering vibrant, forward-thinking results not possible with other effects. Instant Transformations Reimagine the character of your vocals. Craft unique lead lines and multi-voice harmonies with a simple, drag-and-drop workflow. Expressive and Personal Vocals are the heart of a track. Evoke preserves the unique identity of every voice, making it ideal for front-and-center performances. Design Your Voice A full production suite for mix-ready vocals with deep tonal control, a versatile effects rack, and powerful modulation. Main features Vocal Resynthesis Engine Transform your sounds with vocal resynthesis, letting you manipulate a voice's core features and reconstruct an entirely new signal in real time. Multiple Character Modes Access 15 distinct character modes to quickly explore resynthesis profiles — from natural choral effects to futuristic voices and textural tones like liquid or static. Multi-Voice Harmonization Use up to four harmony voices to create scale-aware harmonies with per-voice level and pan controls for precise mixing and spatialization. Pitch Correction & Hard-Tune Dial in everything from natural pitch tracking to aggressive hard-tuning. Enable synthetic glide for portamento-style slides found on synthesizers. Flexible Effects Rack Choose from eight studio-grade effects and load them into twelve freely assignable slots in the dedicated Effects View — ideal for mix-ready presets and creative sound design. Deep Modulation System Modulate any parameter via drag-and-drop, or dive into the modulation matrix for deeper control. Sources include macros, LFOs, curve sequencers, and envelope followers. Spectrum Filter & Freeze Sculpt the resynthesized signal with a spectral filter for precise tone shaping, or freeze it to sustain vowels, build evolving drones, and trigger futuristic glitch effects. MIDI & Sidechain Modes Use external MIDI for scale/note control and sidechain audio for vocoder-style processing to integrate Evoke more deeply into your projects. Instant Setup Simply add Evoke to a track, set your scale, and start creating. No complex routing is required — although MIDI and sidechain modes are available for deeper control. 350+ Preset Library Explore over 350 presets organized into eight stylized preset packs, covering use cases such as lead vocals and harmonization — each with powerful macro controls. FAQ How is Evoke different from auto-tuning and vocoders? While Evoke shares similarities with traditional pitch correction and vocoding, it differs in key ways: it generates a new, resynthesized signal rather than processing the input, requires no extra routing, and does not rely on classic techniques like envelope followers or filter banks. What are the top use cases? Some of our favorite use cases include creating distinctive lead vocals that maintain intelligibility, adding lush harmony layers from a single vocal take, and creative tone manipulation — either to add contrast within a track or to completely transform a vocal into something new. How does Evoke work? Evoke uses a process called resynthesis to capture and recreate the input signal. First, the sound is broken down into pitch, spectral envelope, and timbre. Then each element can be manipulated independently before being recombined to synthesize an entirely new signal — letting you transform your vocal in ways that would not be possible with other effects. How many presets does Evoke come with? Evoke comes with over 350 presets, organized into 8 stylized packs, covering use cases such as lead vocals and harmonization — each with powerful macro controls. Can I use Evoke on sounds other than vocals? Yes! While Evoke was specially tuned to capture the expressiveness of vocals, it will work on any monophonic pitched input, and the Global Modes can be used as a workaround for processing polyphonic or non-tonal material via external MIDI input. System Requirements macOS 10.11 or later, including native Apple silicon, or Windows 10 or later. Requires a 64-bit DAW that supports AAX, AU, or VST3.
