EasyVox
Key Features
- Dynamic mono vocal compressor and limiter with autogain and pre-limiter for consistent vocal levels
- Three-band equalizer with three selectable EQ models and fine adjustment controls
- Independent low, mid, and high-cut filters for surgical frequency shaping
- Built-in vocal doubler effect that adds width and thickness to vocal tracks
- Auto noisegate to clean up background noise between vocal phrases
- Pre-input and post-output gain staging with in/out/reduction metering
- EQ activity and bypass LEDs for real-time visual feedback on active processing
Description
EasyVox by Terry West is a vocal strip plugin that rolls dynamic compression, three-band EQ, and a vocal doubler into a single interface. It handles the core vocal chain in one window, giving you a compressor/limiter, autogain, pre-limiter, and independent low, mid, and high-cut filters without needing to stack multiple plugins.
The three-band equalizer offers three selectable EQ models, letting you shape vocal tone from warm and present to bright and airy. Fine EQ controls and EQ activity LEDs give visual feedback on which bands are active, making it easier to dial in subtle adjustments.
Beyond standard dynamics and tone shaping, EasyVox includes an auto noisegate that cleans up background noise between vocal phrases. The built-in vocal doubler effect adds width and thickness to lead or backing vocals without requiring a separate send chain.
Pre-input and post-output gain staging, combined with in/out/reduction meters, keep levels visible throughout the signal path. Users note that the plugin rewards experimentation with its settings, and saving presets for different vocal types is essential for getting repeatable results across sessions.
EasyVox runs as a 32-bit VST plugin on Windows, weighing in at just 1.16 MB. It is a lightweight option for producers running older systems or 32-bit DAW environments who need a dedicated vocal processor.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is EasyVox available as a 64-bit plugin?
No, EasyVox is a 32-bit VST plugin only. Terry West has released newer 64-bit vocal tools like VocRider x64 and VocalStay Deluxe x64, but EasyVox itself was not updated to 64-bit. You can use a 32-bit to 64-bit bridge like jBridge to run it in modern 64-bit DAWs.
What is the difference between EasyVox and EasyVox F?
EasyVox uses a standard three-band equalizer with three EQ models, while EasyVox F version 1.8 replaces it with a four-band fundamentals-based equalizer tuned to the human voice. EasyVox F also adds a harmonic exciter effect and controls for voice fundamentals and harmonics.
How does the vocal doubler effect work in EasyVox?
The vocal doubler creates a slightly detuned and delayed copy of the vocal signal, adding width and depth without needing a separate aux send or additional plugin. You can control the doubler level to blend it subtly for natural thickening or push it for a more obvious doubled effect.
