Spiritbox singer Courtney LaPlante has teamed up with MixWave to release her first signature vocal plugin. The vocal suite is designed to handle both clean and harsh vocals with a variety of modules to help flesh out the sound.
Plugin Details
The MixWave: Courtney LaPlante plugin is made up of seven smaller modules that can be rearranged in any order, including pitch, distortion, compression, modulation, reverb, delay and line amplifier, allowing a wide range of dynamic sounds to be made with a single unit.
Courtney LaPlante stated, “I’ve always dreamed of having one plugin that has everything I need, so I can focus on my performance on stage, and my creativity in the studio. We’ve been developing this idea together since 2021, and I hope you can feel all the love and care that went into it.”
Availability and Pricing
The plugin is available now for an introductory price of $79, with a regular price of $139. Courtney LaPlante’s Spiritbox bandmate Mike Stringer already has his own MixWave guitar plugin, and owners of that plugin can purchase the LaPlante one for a loyalty price of $69.
Upcoming Tour and Shows
Spiritbox will embark on a European tour with Jinjer and Dying Wish in September, and will play a special show with Metallica on November 21st to celebrate the Mohegan Sun Arena’s 25th anniversary in Uncasville, Connecticut.
Watch a performance of Spiritbox’s “Keep Sweet” by Courtney LaPlante using her MixWave plugin below.
In conclusion, the release of Courtney LaPlante’s signature vocal plugin is an exciting development for music producers and fans of Spiritbox. With its versatile modules and user-friendly interface, the MixWave: Courtney LaPlante plugin is sure to be a valuable tool for creating high-quality vocal sounds. Meanwhile, Spiritbox’s upcoming tour and shows promise to be thrilling events for fans of the band and heavy music enthusiasts alike.
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