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Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante Teams Up with MixWave for Signature Vocal Plugin

The Courtney LaPlante MixWave plugin is a seven-piece modular software available now. Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante Teams Up with MixWave for Signature Vocal Plugin Langdon Hickman

Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante Teams Up with MixWave for Signature Vocal Plugin

Spiritbox vocalist Courtney LaPlante has collaborated with MixWave to launch her inaugural vocal plugin. This plugin, designed to manage both clean and harsh vocals, boasts a range of modules to enhance the sound. LaPlante expressed, "I've always had a dream of possessing a single plugin for all my needs, enabling me to concentrate on my stage performance and studio creativity.

We've been working on this concept together since 2021, and I hope you can sense the affection and care that went into it." MixWave comprises seven individual modules that can be rearranged in any sequence, encompassing pitch, distortion, compression, modulation, reverb, delay, and line amplifier. These tools enable the creation of diverse dynamic sounds with just one unit.

The plugin is currently accessible at a discounted introductory price of $79, whereas the standard price is $139. LaPlante's fellow Spiritbox member, Mike Stringer, has already developed a guitar plugin under the MixWave brand, and existing owners of that plugin can acquire the LaPlante one at a loyalty price of $69. To purchase MixWave: Courtney LaPlante, visit this link.

Spiritbox is set to embark on a European tour alongside Jinjer and Dying Wish in September, and will perform special shows with Metallica on November 21st to commemorate the Mohegan Sun Arena's 25th anniversary in Uncasville, Connecticut. Tickets for these events can be obtained here. Witness a performance of Spiritbox's "Keep Sweet" by Courtney LaPlante utilizing her MixWave plugin below.

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