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IK Multimedia Expands Options For ReSing Vocal Synthesis Platform


IK Multimedia has released ReSing Voices Vol 1 Producer’s Pack, the first in a planned series of vocal expansion packs for their ReSing platform.

ReSing is a new plug-in and standalone app that lets you translate scratch vocals into professional-quality vocal performances. You can take a vocal recording in your DAW and use ReSing to turn it into a professional vocal take, using a variety of virtual voices.

The company also announced ReSing Free, a full-featured version that lets you try out the ReSing workflow.

ReSing Free includes:

  • Access to the complete ReSing workflow
  • 2 vocal models (Neil and Jenny)
  • 2 instrument models (Alto Sax and Electric Bass)
  • Support for importing and using 1 custom RVC voice model
  • Full control over energy, tone, pitch, and style
  • All ReSing features except model generation

ReSing Voices Vol 1 Producer’s Pack

Designed to work seamlessly with the ReSing plug-in and standalone app, ReSing Voices Vol 1 features eight unique vocal models, each created from original recordings made specifically for ReSing with real artists, produced with full consent and fair compensation.

From soft, intimate pop melodies to raw, aggressive screams, the collection spans a wide emotional range, with voices that feel close, expressive, and unmistakably human — from tender ballads and soaring gospel lines to full-on metal performances.

Along with two Spanish-language voices (male and female) and a dedicated female narration voice, ReSing Voices Vol 1 is designed to let you complete projects faster, with professional results.

ReSing Voices Vol 1 Producer’s Pack Demo:

ReSing Voices Vol 1 Producer’s Pack is available now as a standalone purchase. Users who update ReSing to today’s latest version will see the new voice models in the ReSing library and can purchase the pack through the IK Multimedia online store or authorized dealers. ReSing Free is available via the IK Product Manager.

ReSing Voices Vol 1 Producer’s Pack is priced at $/€99.99* ($/€79.99 upgrade price for paid ReSing users.)

Tiptop Audio & Buchla 248t MARF Sneak Preview


The video, via PEFF, offers a sneak preview of the upcoming Tiptop Audio & Buchla 248t Multiple Arbitrary Function Generator (MARF).

The new module is a reissue of the ’70s Buchla 248 MARF module, adapted to Eurorack format. The MARF is a powerful voltage generator that can be used for a wide range of purposes, including sequencing, modulating, envelopes and more.

Features:

  • Flexible control voltage generator and processor
  • A modern recreation of the rare Model 248 from vintage Buchla 200 Systems
  • 16 stages with two independently addressable output sections
  • Many definable behaviors available on a per-stage basis
  • Produces anything from step sequences to complex envelope shapes and beyond
  • Non-volatile memory—presets can be recalled after powering the module off
  • Compatible with Tiptop’s ART protocol for tuning and polyphony

Details on pricing and availability for the 248t Multiple Arbitrary Function Generator are still to be announced.

 

Casio SX-C1 Portable Standalone Sampler Overview + Demo


2026 NAMM Show: The video, via Guitar Center, offers an overview and demo of the new Casio SX-C1 Sampler.

The interview features Casio’s Rich Formidoni, who talks about the fun retro design of the new Sampler, its capabilities and more.

Video Summary:

“Casio offers a sneak peek at the SX-C1 Sampler, a portable standalone sampler currently in the concept phase. Featuring 16 pads, a built-in mic and speaker, USB-C audio and power, and battery operation, the SX-C1 is designed for instant, hands-on creativity anywhere. It draws inspiration from Casio’s iconic SK-1, including classic sounds and a fast, fun sampling workflow. With onboard sequencing, sample editing, and massive internal storage, the SX-C1 blends nostalgia with modern functionality in a playful, approachable design.”

Casio hasn’t announced pricing or availability for the SC-C1 Sampler – they mainly seemed to be gauging interest in the device at the NAMM Show.

Are you interested in a new Casio Sampler? Leave a comment and let us know what you think!