IK Multimedia announces new “ethically sourced” AI voice modelling plugin, ReSing

Joining the likes of DJ Fresh’s Voice-Swap, IK Multimedia has thrown its hat into the AI-powered voice modelling ring with ReSing, a new plugin which captures the “timbre, tone and expression of real artists, sourced ethically”.

Powered by AI, ReSing enables producers and vocalists to take scratch vocals – unpolished takes, in other words – and replace them with “expressive, professional-quality voices”.

While ReSing includes 25 voices and 25 instrument models at launch, IK Multimedia says this library will expand, plus users have the ability to create their own voice models, too.

Additionally, ReSing is not cloud-based and instead runs directly on your desktop, “removing the need for data transmission and queues”. So in other words, faster results.

Aside from the ability to turn rough vocal takes into “professional-quality” performances, ReSing also enables producers to adjust a vocal’s energy, tone and style, and even blend voices.

Another cool use case is producers can sing a bassline, riff or hook, and turn it into a real instrument via ReSing’s onboard library of instruments.

IK Multimedia says ReSing is the “first platform of its kind” to allow users to model their own voice and lease it out for profit.

ReSing operates both as a standalone application or as a plugin with a DAW, and comes with a perpetual licence, so no subscription is necessary.

Ethics is often a key concern among AI sceptics, so IK Multimedia confirms all artists whose vocals have been used in ReSing have signed “clear and transparent agreements that ensure their contributions are acknowledged and protected”.

Pricing and availability

Scheduled for launch in October 2025, ReSing is available now for pre-order at a reduced price, at three different tiers:

• ReSing Free – two voices, two instruments, totally free, obviously
• ReSing – $/€89.99 (reg. $129.99) – 10 voices, 10 instruments
• ReSing MAX – $/€ 149.99 (reg. $199.99) – 25 voices, 25 instruments

For more information, head to IK Multimedia.

Sam is the Associate News Editor for Guitar.com and MusicTech. Thoroughly immersed in music culture for the majority of his life, Sam has played guitar for 20 years, studied music technology and production at university, and also written for the likes of MusicRadar, Guitar World, Total Guitar and Metal Hammer.