NURO Audio Everything Bundle 2026 – Vocals, Mixing & Mastering Toolkit for $49.99

Plugin collections usually sprawl across a dozen product pages and a slow month of individual purchases. NURO Audio’s Everything Bundle 2026 does it in one move: the company’s complete professional range — vocal suite, pitch correction, modular channel strip, creative effects, automatic riding and mastering saturation — for a single $49.99. If your workflow touches vocals at all, the maths gets compelling very quickly.

Inside the Bundle

Xvox Pro is the flagship: an all-in-one vocal chain with pitch correction, EQ, compression, de-essing, saturation, delay, reverb and enhancement in one window, with the standard Xvox alongside it for lighter duties. Xpitch delivers professional real-time pitch correction with advanced formant control, so tuning stays natural or goes full creative pitch-effect when you want it to. Xrack Pro is the modular channel strip — EQ, compression, saturation, stereo processing and dynamics as rearrangeable modules. Supernova combines harmonic saturation, stereo widening, ambience and tonal enhancement into a creative effect that works as hard on synths and sound design as on mixes. Xrider automatically rides vocal levels, keeping performances consistent without hand-drawn automation. And Blockchain Ultra is the mastering processor for loudness maximisation and spectral balance using adaptive multiband processing — a Windows-side highlight of the set.

Built for Modern Work

NURO’s design language is consistent across the bundle: professional interfaces, low CPU load and controls that get a vocal from raw take to polished chain in one pass. The tools cover the full journey — tune it with Xpitch, ride it with Xrider, finish it in Xvox Pro, glue the mix in Xrack Pro, widen with Supernova and master through Blockchain Ultra — so a session can live entirely inside the one purchase.

Who It’s For

Producers and engineers working across EDM, hip-hop, pop, rock and cinematic material, plus the podcast, voiceover and streaming crowd — Xrider and Xvox Pro are built for dialogue as much as for singing. Vocal editors get the deepest value, but the channel strip, creative effects and mastering tools make it a complete production package rather than a one-trick bundle. At $49.99 for the entire current NURO range, it undercuts buying even two of these tools separately.

Specs & Requirements

The bundle supports Windows and Mac in 64-bit DAW hosts. The Windows edition includes Blockchain Ultra, Supernova, Xpitch, Xrack Pro, Xrider, Xvox Pro and Xvox; the Mac edition includes Supernova, Xpitch, Xrack Pro, Xrider, Xvox Pro and Xvox. An internet connection is required for activation.

One Vocal Chain, Start to Finish

The bundle’s logic shows clearest on a vocal. Xpitch corrects the tuning first, with formant control keeping the voice sounding like the singer rather than a synth. Xrider then evens the performance level automatically, so the compressor downstream works on tone instead of chasing volume jumps. Xvox Pro becomes the finishing desk: EQ, compression, de-essing, saturation and the time-based effects in a single interface, tuned as one chain instead of six plugins fighting each other. If the track needs a different frame, Xrack Pro’s modular strip rebuilds the channel piece by piece, Supernova adds the creative harmonic and stereo layer, and Blockchain Ultra handles the final loudness and spectral balance at mastering. Podcasters and streamers run the same chain on dialogue — rider, vocal suite, done — which is why the bundle keeps showing up in content-creator setups as well as studios.

The consistency matters more than it sounds: one interface language across tuning, riding, channel processing and mastering means less time relearning layouts and more time finishing records. For a producer setting up a first complete vocal workflow — or a creator who records voice every day — that coherence is worth as much as the individual tools.

One developer, every tool they make, one $49.99 download. That is what an everything bundle is supposed to look like.