Waves Audio’s new Sync Vx plugin is a one-stop solution for all your vocal editing needsNAMM 2025: Waves Audio has launched Sync Vx, a new plugin designed to simplify and enhance vocal alignment for producers and engineers.
Sync Vx streamlines the process of matching time and pitch across multiple vocal tracks, resulting in tighter, more polished vocal arrangements. Users can assign multiple reference tracks, fine-tune pitch and timing, or get creative with transposition and formant manipulation—all without leaving the plugin.
For post-production engineers handling ADR tasks, Sync Vx provides an efficient and precise way to match the time of re-recording dialogue to the original performance.

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With Sync Vx, you can say goodbye to chaotic sessions and endless hours spent manually syncing backing vocals and doubles with the lead vocal. The plugin tightens your vocal tracks in seconds, automatically aligning and locking the time and pitch of multiple vocal tracks to your lead performance in a way that Waves claims is “as precise as detailed manual work”.
As mentioned, Sync Vx helps with speeding up post-production workflow considerably. Users can assign up to four reference tracks, and all vocal alignment tasks — no matter how complex — can be managed within one easy-to-edit plugin window. Additional features like a resizable GUI, Ignore, Bypass and Sync Markers, along with customisable shortcuts, enable you to create a workflow tailored to your needs.
In addition to aligning multiple vocal tracks that have already been recorded, the plugin can also help improve the timing of a specific performance: If a singer does not deliver perfect phrasing, you can record your own voice and use its groove as a reference to easily nudge them into place.
Sync Vx is now available at an introductory price of $129.99 (U.P. $199).

Learn more at Waves Audio.
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