A sale is currently running on Synthesizer V 2, the AI singing voice synthesis software everyone is talking about.
In this article we cover the latest Synthesizer V 2 deal information, an overview of the software, how it differs from the previous version, the Starter Pack and more.
We update this article whenever a new sale goes live, so be sure to bookmark it.
1. Latest Synthesizer V 2 Sale & Coupon Info
Synthesizer V 2 is currently featured in the following promotion.
Beat Magazine #249 (October 2026): Includes Synthesizer V Studio 2 Core
- Beat – “Beat Magazine #249 – October 2026”: a music production magazine bundled with Synthesizer V Studio 2 Core, your choice of one vocal database, and Cubase LE 15.
This is the October 2026 issue of the German music production magazine Beat Magazine. It comes with a full version of Dreamtonics Synthesizer V Studio 2 Core as a bonus, plus one free vocal database of your choice. On top of that, you also get Steinberg Cubase LE 15, 20 drum kits built from JoMoX AirBase 99 sounds (for Speedrum Beat Edition and Akai MPC), and a 7GB sample library.
The included Synthesizer V Studio 2 Core is an editor tier distributed specifically for Beat readers, and it runs on the same engine as the higher-end Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro. It works inside your DAW as an instrument or ARA plugin, and supports entering melodies and lyrics on MIDI notes, pitch adjustment via control points, vibrato and tone colour tweaking, unison/chorus generation, converting recorded vocals to MIDI, and multilingual singing through cross-lingual synthesis.
On the other hand, multi-track arrangement, parameter automation, AI Retakes, built-in effects, scripting, advanced chorus timing control and the standalone application are Pro-only. Because there is no standalone version, Core cannot run on its own and a DAW is required — worth knowing before you buy. Upgrading from Core to Pro costs $79 and can be requested directly from your Dreamtonics account.
For the vocal database you choose one of three: Liam (English / male / Rock, Country, Electronic), Mai 2 (Japanese / female / Pop, Electronic), and Mo Xu (Mandarin Chinese / female / Pop, Soul, Electronic). Each one has a 7-day trial, so we recommend testing all three before deciding. If you want to build Japanese guide vocals, Mai 2 is the obvious pick.
How to Download the Software and Claim Your License
After purchase you receive the magazine itself as a PDF, but you need information printed inside the magazine to obtain the bundled software. The process goes like this.
- Go to the software download page listed in the PDF.
- Enter the word found at a specified location in the magazine, and a list of downloadable files will appear.
- For products that require a license, a dedicated URL is provided — open it.
- Choose the product you want a license for, then enter your email address and the word from the specified location in the magazine.
- Open the link in the email you receive to verify your address.
- A license key arrives by email; register it on the product site (your Dreamtonics account in the case of Synthesizer V Studio 2 Core).
You cannot progress without referring to the magazine text, so keep the PDF open while you work.
2. What Is Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro?
Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro is a software package built around cutting-edge AI singing voice synthesis. Its intuitive user interface and high-performance audio processing engine make it easy to create realistic, natural-sounding vocals. Optimised pitch editing and fast rendering are among its highlights, delivering a smoother production workflow.
The Included Vocal Database
Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro comes with one free Dreamtonics vocal database. You can pick one of the following three.
- Mai: a female vocal supporting Japanese
- Liam: a male vocal supporting English
- Mo Xu: a female vocal supporting Chinese
You can also purchase additional dedicated vocal databases separately for a far wider range of expression.
What Is the Starter Pack?
Synthesizer V is also sold as the Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro Starter Pack, which bundles the editor together with a vocal database.
It is a great-value pack that combines the paid Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro with a coupon code letting you download one Synthesizer V 2 dedicated vocal database of your choice.
3. Differences Between Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro and the Free Version
There are several differences between Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro and the previous version, Synthesizer V Studio Pro. The main ones are as follows.
- AI Retake function: in version 2 you can re-roll the pitch and tone colour of a vocal quickly and accurately.
- Smart control points: pitch control, previously complicated, has been unified into an intuitive editing workflow.
- Phoneme timing panel: a new feature that lets you fine-tune the pronunciation timing of the vocal.
- Faster rendering: multi-core optimisation delivers significantly quicker processing.
- Customisable vocal styles: pitch expression and tone colour can now be adjusted individually.
4. Differences Between the Vocal Databases
Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro can use both vocal databases made for the older Synthesizer V Studio Pro and databases dedicated to Synthesizer V 2. However, the features available to each differ.
- Compatible editors: databases for the older version can be used in Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro, but with compatibility limitations.
- Available features: with older databases you may not be able to fully take advantage of the newest AI Retake and vocal style adjustment features.
- Free “SV2 editor compatible” releases: some older databases are offered as SV2-editor-compatible versions and can be used in Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro — but only with feature parity equivalent to the older version.
Conclusion
That covers the current sale information for Synthesizer V 2.
Synthesizer V 2 and its vocal databases can also be used for free, so you can try before you commit to a purchase.