I tested VoiceISO on a real live vocal. I could barely hear it.

VoiceISO says it strips the background noise out of a vocal at zero latency and almost no CPU. That is the exact thing I have been hunting for a year, so I bought it on camera and ran it against the plugin I actually use live. Same test as last time. Caleb's vocal from Colony House at the Pinnacle, mic sat right in front of the drum kit, which is about the hardest source I deal with on that gig. Not a cleaned-up demo file, just the passage I was already fighting with. Short version: I could barely hear it working. Light and Lite are so marginal on this vocal that I kept second guessing whether I had bypassed it, and when I pushed it to 120% the thing I heard most was the vocal getting thinner. Full mode wants a license I do not have, so I could not test it all the way. If that is the mode where it comes alive, I would like to hear it. For what it's worth, this is the cheapest of the three I have tried. ClearVoice Live is $299, De-Feedback is $499, VoiceISO is $199, and Supertone Clear, which is the one I think is genuinely great, is $69 and adds about 32ms at 48k so I can't put it on a show. There is also a couple of minutes at the top about Samply being down, because I think it's a good reminder that the cloud is not a backup. The fart plugin is real and it's free: https://github.com/michaelkeithlewis/... I put the same passage through every setting on my site if you'd rather judge it yourself: https://michaelkeithlewis.com Gear and software in this one: VoiceISO, Mazesoft De-Feedback V1, Alpha Labs Supertone Clear ClearVoice Live Fart Blaster 3000 Logic Pro and Pro Tools Screen Studio Thank you SoundsService710 for the recommendation. Phase Lock is next, my buddy Thomas Doolin sent it over. If there's something else you want me to put through this, say so in the comments. Chapters: 0:00 Part two of the unicorn plugin hunt 0:26 Where I landed on ClearVoice Live 1:46 Samply is down, and what that says about the cloud 2:30 How I actually back things up 3:32 The comment that sent me to VoiceISO 4:45 What Mazesoft says it does 4:59 The open source parts, and why that's normal 6:37 Who Mazesoft is 7:00 $199, against $299, $499 and $69 7:40 Reading the license this time 8:48 Who I am, if this is your first one 10:01 The control: Caleb's vocal through CLA Vocals 11:20 Loading VoiceISO 11:26 Fart Blaster 3000 12:00 Bypassed against engaged 15:02 Printing at 120% and gain matching 18:01 The snare passage, off and on 19:06 Where I land on it 20:56 What I'm trying next