You have a track in the works and a clear idea: you want a vocal with character that finds its place in the beat and does justice to your performance.

You look for a vocal preset, you find names you know — Sfera Ebbasta, Lazza, Geolier — and the question arises: which one really fits my track?

To guide yourself, start from the sonic direction: Sfera Ebbasta for exploring a Trap and commercial aesthetic, Lazza for an incisive and defined urban vocal, Geolier for a full-bodied and melodic direction. These are the stylistic settings described in the Voicey Audio product pages; the final result also depends on your recording and the adjustments made in the mix.

Here is how to choose with a concrete goal, without buying just based on the name of your favorite artist.

Sfera Ebbasta, Lazza and Geolier: quick comparison

Voicey Preset	Direction described in the catalog	Consider if you are looking for...	Price
Sfera Ebbasta Vocal Preset	Trap and commercial, with a focus on vocal impact	A reference for leads and choruses in your Trap project	€44.99
Lazza Vocal Preset	Precision, power, and definition in an urban context	A vocal that keeps words and accents legible	€44.99
Geolier Vocal Preset	Vocal body and urban melodies	A direction that enhances the weight of the timbre and the melodic part	€44.99

This table helps you decide which product to start your evaluation with. To choose, compare the desired result with the available demos and the characteristics of your voice.

When to consider the Sfera Ebbasta preset

If your project revolves around a Trap chorus and you want to explore a commercial direction, the Sfera Ebbasta Vocal Preset is a starting point to consider.

Before choosing, identify what you want to achieve in the lead: should it be more upfront? Does it need to accompany a melody? Do you want to leave room for effects that extend the endings?

Listen to the processing, looking above all for the balance between presence and atmosphere. A vocal can be spacious and remain legible, as long as the effects leave room for the words.

Discover the Sfera Ebbasta preset for €44.99

When to consider the Lazza preset

The Lazza Vocal Preset page presents a direction oriented toward vocal precision and power.

It is a proposal to explore when you want to emphasize the incisiveness of the performance: clear words, recognizable accents, and a vocal that maintains its role in the arrangement.

To evaluate it on your project, pay attention to the densest phrases. Can you follow the lyrics? Do the consonants maintain their attack? Does the voice remain present without becoming harsh?

These are useful criteria for deciding how much processing your recording needs.

Discover the Lazza preset for €44.99

When to consider the Geolier preset

The Geolier Vocal Preset is presented with a focus on vocal body and urban melodies.

If you want to preserve the weight of your timbre while working on a melodic part, this is a direction to explore.

Listen especially to the relationship between body and clarity. A full voice must still allow the words to be understood; adding lows indiscriminately can make it muddy.

Also evaluate longer notes and endings: the processing must support the expression and fit into the beat.

Discover the Geolier preset for €44.99

How to choose the preset for your voice

Before buying, describe the result you want in a concrete sentence:

• “I want a Trap chorus with more atmosphere.”

• “I want to keep a verse full of lyrics clear.”

• “I want a full-bodied vocal that supports the melody.”

Then evaluate three elements.

1. Presence in the beat

The vocal must find its own space when the entire arrangement is playing. A treatment that sounds impressive solo may become too aggressive or too distant in the track.

2. Timbre balance

Listen to see if the sound retains body and clarity. Your voice, microphone, and recording distance change the starting point: the same preset may require different adjustments.

3. Amount of effects

Focus on the pauses. Reverb and delay must accompany the performance, leaving space for the next phrase.

Choose the preset based on the track you are building. The artist reference guides you; listening helps you decide.

Listen to the before/afters and understand what you are buying

The demos allow you to hear the transition from the raw recording to the processed version.

While comparing, ask yourself:

• Do the words become more legible?

• Is the character of the voice still recognizable?

• Is the ambience consistent with what I am looking for?

• Am I interested in that processing beyond just the increased volume?

A demo on a different voice shows a sonic direction. If you compare multiple chains you own, use the same recording and the same beat, keeping a similar perceived volume.

Listen to the before/afters available on Voicey Audio

What you receive with these Artist Chains

The three product pages include:

• Complete Vocal Chain;

• Bonus Adlibs Chain;

• Installation guide.

You can then start from a treatment for the main vocal and a dedicated setup for support parts, following the instructions of the chosen product.

The practical advantage is having an organized configuration to load and adapt to the project, instead of starting over from scratch with the selection of individual processors every time.

Choose the version for your DAW

On the product pages, you will find options for FL Studio, Logic Pro, Ableton, Pro Tools, Studio One, and BandLab, as well as a Waves version.

Before buying, check the software, edition, and chain requirements. A stock version uses the native processors included with that DAW; the Waves version requires the relevant plug-ins and necessary licenses.

Also verify pitch correction separately. The reference to a sound with elaborate intonation does not mean the purchase automatically includes an Auto-Tune license.

Do you want to get to know Voicey before choosing an artist?

If you prefer to start with a low investment, you can explore the Voicey Starter Pack for €9.99.

It is an entry into the Voicey workflow, with software selection and a PDF guide indicated on the product page. Check its contents and compatibility to see if it meets your initial goal.

The Starter Pack and the three Artist Chains are distinct products: choose the former to start getting to know the system, or head directly toward the chain that corresponds to the sonic direction you are looking for.

Discover the Voicey Starter Pack for €9.99

Frequently asked questions

Which is the best preset between Sfera Ebbasta, Lazza, and Geolier?

It depends on the track and the recording. Start from the directions described in the catalog: Trap and commercial for Sfera Ebbasta, incisiveness and definition for Lazza, body and urban melody for Geolier. Confirm your choice through the available demos and product requirements.

Do I need to have a voice similar to the artist's?

Not necessarily. The preset processes your recording: what counts is how the treatment adapts to your timbre, your performance, and your beat.

Can I use these presets in FL Studio?

The three product pages include an FL Studio version. Select it and check the requirements of your edition before buying.

Does the preset change my voice into the artist's?

No. It can steer the processing toward a stylistic reference, while your timbre and interpretation remain your own.

How much do the three Artist Chains cost?

Sfera Ebbasta, Lazza, and Geolier are offered at €44.99 each. The Starter Pack is a separate product at €9.99.

Are these official artist presets?

They are Voicey Audio products inspired by stylistic references. They do not imply affiliation, endorsement, or use by the mentioned artists.