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VoiceAssist
Save Hours Of Vocal & Dialogue Editing.
ARA Vocal & Dialogue Editing Plugin.
Remove background noise, reduce reverb, level vocals automatically, control breaths, and tame sibilance directly inside your DAW. No black box, no cloud processing, save hours of editing and deliver projects faster.
Skip the essential but boring parts of the job
Works directly via ARA in Pro Tools, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper, Logic Pro, Samplitude, Sequoia and more.
Includes a 14-day unlimited trial version.
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Remove Background Noise
Bad recording conditions should not mean re-recording.
VoiceAssist helps you start with a clean, dry signal by removing background noise and reverb from vocals and dialogue. Traffic noise, fan noise, room reflections, and other distractions can be reduced directly on your machine.
Spectral Editing lets you fine-tune the result to perfection when needed.
If poor mic positioning makes a voice sound muddy or dull, Recover Highs can restore missing clarity and presence, giving you a more balanced signal before mixing. A faster way to clean up real-world voice recordings and deliver professional results with less manual editing.
Automatic Vocal Leveling
Every word and syllable matters, whether you are editing dialogue, vocals, podcasts, or voice-over.
VoiceAssist analyzes the performance and creates custom volume automation based on your settings. Instead of relying on heavy compression, it levels the voice naturally before it hits the rest of your mix chain.
Use slower settings for subtle, transparent volume riding, or faster settings for more controlled and consistent leveling when the voice needs to cut through.
With LUFS-I and LUFS-S target modes, VoiceAssist helps you match loudness across recordings while keeping peaks under control. The result is a balanced, natural voice track that is ready for mixing with less manual gain editing.
Reduce Rumble & Resonances
Missing low-end body in your voice recordings?
VoiceAssist helps recover low-frequency energy to give vocals and dialogue more weight before mixing.
At the same time, the low-end resonance reduction automatically detects narrow, boomy peaks in the low and low-mid range, so you can reduce muddy resonances without hunting them down manually.
The pitch-based low-cut analyzes the lowest pitch of the voice and places the cutoff accordingly. This helps remove unnecessary rumble while keeping the natural body of the recording intact.
Mouth Noise
Smacks and lip noise: once you hear them, you can’t ignore them.
Mouth Noise removes them quickly and reliably, helping you edit your audio faster without cutting them out manually.
With the Sensitivity parameter, you can control how many clicks are detected and how strongly they are reduced.
For even more control, use the automation line to adjust Sensitivity over time, so you can find the perfect value for each syllable or word.
Control Breaths & Harsh Sibilance
Loud breaths and harsh sibilance can quickly make vocals and dialogue sound distracting or unprofessional.
VoiceAssist automatically detects breaths and sibilant sounds like “S”, “T”, and “SH”, so you can reduce them naturally without spending hours editing every section by hand.
Each detected region remains fully editable. Adjust the boundaries, change the intensity, add new regions, or remove sections whenever needed.
For sibilance, VoiceAssist can also use spectral processing to target only the harsh frequencies, instead of reducing the entire sound.
Clean pauses without cutting off words or making the voice sound unnatural.
VoiceAssist uses intelligent voice and silence detection to identify where the voice actually stops and starts. Instead of relying only on a fixed threshold, the Voice Gate reacts to the content of the recording and reduces unwanted noise between words only when needed.
This helps keep vocals and dialogue clean and consistent, even across changing environments, comped takes, or different mic positions.
For more control, you can also switch to a traditional threshold-based gate. Detected regions can be adjusted manually, so you can fine-tune the result for each recording.
Who Is VoiceAssist For
VoiceAssist is built for people who spend a good part of their week working on vocals or spoken word. It automates the essential but boring parts of the job so you can get on with being creative. It also saves hours of time, which matters when you are working to tight budgets and deadlines.
Music Production and Mixing
- Producers and vocal mixers who want less time tied up in noise control, breaths, sibilance and levelling.
- Engineers dealing with stacks of takes, comps and layered vocals that need to behave before proper mix decisions can start.
- Anyone building vocal chains who prefers focusing on tone and performance rather than repetitive corrective steps.
Post Production and Dialogue
- Dialogue editors managing material recorded across different rooms, shooting days and mic positions.
- Rerecord mixers who want cleaner, more consistent stems before they reach the stage.
- Podcast and broadcast editors preparing large volumes of speech with limited turnaround time.
Hybrid Workflows
- Facilities where sessions move between DAWs or between editors and automation needs to stay intact.
- Anyone who wants predictable, editable results without relying on long chains of corrective plug ins.
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Standard
$149
- ✓Everything from Basic
- ✓Content-Aware Gate
- ✓Smart Breath Detection
- ✓Sibilance Control
- ✓Manual Region Handling
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Advanced
$299
- ✓Everything from Standard
- ✓Dereverberation
- ✓De-Noising
- ✓Frequency Restoration
- ✓Spectral Editing
- ✓Low-End Resonance Filter
- ✓Standalone App
- ✓iLok Licensing
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All upgrade paths at a glance
- Upgrade from any tier – only pay the difference*
- Rent-to-Own available – own Advanced in 12 monthly steps
- DynAssist owners switch to Standard at no cost
- VoiceAssist won’t replace DynAssist when installed.
Already own DynAssist? It’s yours to keep – VoiceAssist doesn’t replace it.
When you’re ready for more, upgrade at a reduced price.
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Current System Requirements
Mac
- Support for Apple Silicon: M1, M2, M3, M4 – all supported
- macOS 13.0 or later
- Minimum 16 GB RAM
Windows
- 64-bit system
- Windows 10, minimum version 1909
- Intel i5 or equivalent AMD processor
- Minimum 16 GB RAM
- Dedicated graphics card required: NVIDIA or AMD, minimum 6 GB VRAM recommended
- Graphics cards with 4 GB VRAM may not be sufficient for reliable processing
- Integrated graphics are not supported
General
- Plug-in formats: VST3, AU, AAX
ARA Supported DAWs — full versions
- Pro Tools 2024.10 or later
- Cubase
- Nuendo
- Reaper
- Studio One
- LUNA
- Logic Pro — Rosetta
- Samplitude Suite 2026.0.2 or later
- Sequoia 2026.0.2 or later
Please note: On Windows systems, a dedicated NVIDIA or AMD graphics card is required.
Integrated graphics, such as Intel UHD or Intel Iris Xe, are not supported.
This means that your computer must have a separate graphics card from NVIDIA or AMD installed.
If your system only uses the graphics chip that is built into the CPU, VoiceAssist will not run correctly on Windows.
For reliable processing, we recommend a graphics card with at least 6 GB of VRAM.
Graphics cards with 4 GB of VRAM may not be sufficient in all cases.
Most desktop PCs with a gaming or workstation configuration meet this requirement.
Many standard office laptops, however, do not.
If you are unsure, you can check your graphics hardware in the Windows Device Manager under
“Display adapters” or use the free trial to verify compatibility.
Paid Basic → Upgrade (pay the difference):
• Basic → Standard: €100 / $100
• Basic → Advanced: €200 / $200
• Standard → Advanced: €150 / $150
Free Basic → Upgrade (smaller discount):
• Basic (free) → Standard: discounted, but not difference pricing
• Basic (free) → Advanced: discounted, but not difference pricing
DynAssist Legacy:
• DynAssist → Standard: FREE
• DynAssist → Advanced: €150 / $150
Rent-to-Own (Advanced only, new purchases):
• $25/month × 12 months = $300
• Not available for upgrades
*Customers who received Basic for free are eligible for a discount, but not the same difference pricing as paid Basic owners.
You can use VoiceAssist via:
- ARA
- AudioSuite (Pro Tools)
- Transfer Mode (for non-ARA DAWs)
- Standalone application (Advanced plan only)
VoiceAssist officially supports full ARA integration in the following DAWs:
- Pro Tools 2024.10 or later
- Cubase
- Nuendo
- Reaper
- Studio One
- LUNA
- Logic Pro — Rosetta
- Samplitude Suite 2026.0.2 or later
- Sequoia 2026.0.2 or later
Other ARA-compatible hosts may also work. However, we recommend using the free trial first
to confirm compatibility and performance in your setup.
When working in video editing software, you’ll need to use the VoiceAssist (Advanced) Standalone:
• DaVinci Resolve
• Final Cut Pro
• Adobe Premiere Pro
• Other video editing applications
- NoiseWorks License (default): Includes 2 seats per purchase.
- iLok License: Optional and can be activated later via your user account. (Only VoiceAssist Advanced)
Please note: Transferring your license to iLok will deactivate and remove the original NoiseWorks License.
No problem. If your DAW does not support ARA, use Transfer Mode (audio capture). This allows you to record the audio directly into VoiceAssist first. From there, the workflow is the same as if you were using ARA.
If you own VoiceAssist Advanced, you can also use the VoiceAssist Standalone application. The standalone version offers the same core voice processing features and lets you clean up and enhance your recordings independently of your DAW.
You can then export the processed audio files and import them back into your session or video project.
VoiceAssist cannot be used directly inside video editing software.
Video editors do not support ARA plug-ins.
In this case, please use the VoiceAssist Standalone application (available only in Advanced) to process your voice recordings first.
After processing, simply export the audio files and import them into your video editing project.
