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Danaps Imaging launches VoiceCast voice processing plugin 13/10/26
Danaps Imaging has launched Danaps VoiceCast, a new voice processing plugin for macOS and Windows developed by Hungarian radio imaging producer Daniel Zolyomi. Daniel told us, “I’ve worked in radio imaging for more than 10 years, and for a long time I’ve wanted to create something based on the way I actually process voice in my own work. VoiceCast grew out of that workflow, with the aim of making it faster to go from a raw recording to a finished broadcast sound.”
Here’s the full details…
VoiceCast draws on more than 10 years of experience in radio imaging and audio production and grew out of the workflow Daniel uses to process voice in his day-to-day production work.
The plugin is designed to turn raw spoken audio into a polished, broadcast-ready sound quickly, without having to build a complete processing chain from scratch for every project. VoiceCast is aimed at podcasters, voiceover artists, radio producers and content creators looking for a faster and more consistent workflow for processing spoken voice.
VoiceCast includes Studio and Broadcast modes, presets developed for a range of microphones, and dedicated Danaps Imaging presets designed specifically for radio imaging production. Processing is controlled from a single interface, with settings that can be adjusted to suit different voices, recordings and production requirements.
VoiceCast was developed and fine-tuned using a range of voices and recordings, covering everything from radio imaging and voiceover production to podcasts and other spoken-word content.
Danaps Imaging is built on Daniel Zolyomi’s more than 10 years of experience in radio imaging and audio production. His work ranges from radio imaging elements and power intros to promos, festival productions and artist-related projects.
Danaps VoiceCast is available for macOS and Windows in VST3 format, with AU support on macOS, as well as a standalone application.
Pricing and Availability:
$29 USD
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