Universal Audio UAD Little Labs Voice of God Bass Resonance Plug-in Software

Tune low end with confidence using the Universal Audio Little Labs Voice of God. Get the "secret weapon" bass processor used by producers with credits from Kendrick Lamar and Childish Gambino to Coldplay and Tesseract. The Voice of God UAD plug-in is the pro's choice for dialing in mixes with powerful low end.

Native and Apollo Realtime/UAD‑2 Versions Included -- No UA Hardware Required

UAD Little Labs Voice Of God Bass Resonance runs natively on your macOS or Windows computer, or accelerated on systems with an Apollo audio interface, UAD-2 Satellite, or UAD-2 PCIe card.

Your Choice for Kicks, 808s, Synths, and More:

Craft enormous-sounding drums, add weight to synths and 808s, or completely transform the character of an electric bass. From modern hip-hop to pop and electronic, the VOG makes your low end hit hard.

Add Some Authority to Your Vocal Recordings:

You can use the VOG to pinpoint the frequency that gives a singer's voice weight and authority. Lacking some proximity effect? Need to add chest resonance? The VOG makes vocal tracks sound instantly more impactful in the mix.

Go Beyond EQ with Focused Resonant Filtering:

Unlike traditional EQs, VOG uses resonant filtering to enhance specific low-frequency ranges while controlling excess sub buildup. This means you get all the thump, without the mud. Simply choose your center frequency and adjust the amplitude to hear that thunderous low end that rattles the windows

Get Tracks That Smack, With or Without an Apollo:

… read more The Little Labs Voice of God has long been a go-to for shaping powerful bass. Now you can use this same iconic processor on nearly any system and hear your in-the-box mixes come alive.

Features:

- Dial in focused low-end thump on kick drums, bass, 808s, and synths
- Add chest resonance and authority to your vocal recordings
- Roll off muddy bass frequencies so your entire mix has more clarity
- Harness a trusted secret-weapon processor, with or without an Apollo

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