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2021 Desktop Plugins/Samples Sales List

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  • Lil_Stu07Lil_Stu07

    @CapnWillie said:
    PluginBoutique.com is just on one in general at the moment. I suggest heading over and tapping the deal tab.

    Personal favs RC-20 and Output Exhale are on sale now among other rarely on sale software.

    Yeah Pigments 2 on sale also.

  • barabajagalbarabajagal

    @oddSTAR said:

    https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/knif_audio_knifonium.html
    Plugin Alliance
    Knif Audio Knifonium
    The unique tube sound of Knif Audio's Knifonium in a TMT plugin! A virtual synthesizer developed by Brainworx and packed with digital technology like M/S Filters, TMT, and new FX Modules.

    Don't forget to use the KNIF-3999 code at checkout :wink:
    Also looks like there is a 14-day trial available if you're on the fence (but this is a short and rare sale)
    *monophonic

    Just bought this after getting the email, been waiting forever 4 it to go on sale.
    Extremely happy this dropped today 😀

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    @Krupa said:
    I’m still on the fence about Harrison mixbus, seems really nice and straightforward but a little bit ‘edgy’ in the interface...I use a lot of open source software but with audio stuff I’ve never found it that solid

    Awesome workflow, but really unstable. It sucks, because I love mixing in it but too many times it really made projects tough to finish (with people waiting on me at a deadline). I decided not to upgrade to 32c v6 after v5 gave me many problems. I’ve been off and on with it since v2, and it sounds so good.

    I’m using logic, softube console 1, uad, and external summing now and very happy with that setup.

  • KrupaKrupa

    @mrufino1 said:

    @Krupa said:
    I’m still on the fence about Harrison mixbus, seems really nice and straightforward but a little bit ‘edgy’ in the interface...I use a lot of open source software but with audio stuff I’ve never found it that solid

    Awesome workflow, but really unstable. It sucks, because I love mixing in it but too many times it really made projects tough to finish (with people waiting on me at a deadline). I decided not to upgrade to 32c v6 after v5 gave me many problems. I’ve been off and on with it since v2, and it sounds so good.

    I’m using logic, softube console 1, uad, and external summing now and very happy with that setup.

    Sounds like sage advice taken from experience. I’m likely to get a new mac soon so thinking I may trial Logic and see if I get back into that as it was my favourite back in the day... cheers!

  • telechargetelecharge

    In case anyone missed it last time, the Memory-V instrument for Syntronik (PC/Mac) is free for the next 2 weeks.

    https://www.ikmultimedia.com/news/?id=freememoryv

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    @Krupa said:

    @mrufino1 said:

    @Krupa said:
    I’m still on the fence about Harrison mixbus, seems really nice and straightforward but a little bit ‘edgy’ in the interface...I use a lot of open source software but with audio stuff I’ve never found it that solid

    Awesome workflow, but really unstable. It sucks, because I love mixing in it but too many times it really made projects tough to finish (with people waiting on me at a deadline). I decided not to upgrade to 32c v6 after v5 gave me many problems. I’ve been off and on with it since v2, and it sounds so good.

    I’m using logic, softube console 1, uad, and external summing now and very happy with that setup.

    Sounds like sage advice taken from experience. I’m likely to get a new mac soon so thinking I may trial Logic and see if I get back into that as it was my favourite back in the day... cheers!

    Yeah, I tried switching to studio one for a few months for mixing and just cancelled my presonus subscription. Unfortunately I had to get protools in order to teach a class this semester, and I remember now why I stopped using it so long ago. It’s as if Avid truly believes that nothing about using a DAW should be remotely ergonomic or easy. The manual is 1500 pages!!!

    We are using reaper in the class too, and I’ll always have a soft spot for reaper because I used it for so many years (since pre version 1), and still do sometimes, but compared to logic it feels really disorganized and scattered.

    For live recordings I usually use waves tracks live, which is ardour really cut down to minimal options and optimized for live tracking. The cool thing about that program is that you can open the session in ardour or mixbus with everything in place, and I did love that workflow, but the aforementioned issues stopped that. I can export the tracks in one click from tracks live though so that’s good.

    For creating though, logic is head and shoulders above other daws with the way so many instruments and tools are integrated. Plus, your ios GarageBand projects can open in logic, which is amazing integration. There’s a few things I’d love to have in Logic for mixing, such as folders within folders, but mixing in it still works well.

  • halobeatshalobeats

    Between 12 and 15 February, all sample packs are reduced by 40%. Enjoy! https://www.producerspot.com

  • ahallamahallam

    Voltage Modular by Cherry Audio is on sale, all core bundles.

    https://cherryaudio.com/voltage-modular/buy

    Only $19 for the Ignite bundle, discount upgrades to the Core package seem pretty frequent.

  • CluelessClueless

    The desktop sales are really strange and so I never ever buy something at full price since a while.
    This up to 90%+ less sales really are setting the "expensive" desktop tools in a new light.
    Some are cheaper than iOS apps in sale these days. I wonder if the market is so saturated or that all the normal prices are just set so high to offer the the sale prices 2, 3 or even 4 times a year.
    Of course I will not complain and happy to save some money.
    Just strange and most people using plug-ins these days know that there is always the next big sale around the corner.
    That said, I see that Pigments 2 is also 50% off again :)

  • CluelessClueless

    @barabajagal said:

    @oddSTAR said:

    https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/knif_audio_knifonium.html
    Plugin Alliance
    Knif Audio Knifonium
    The unique tube sound of Knif Audio's Knifonium in a TMT plugin! A virtual synthesizer developed by Brainworx and packed with digital technology like M/S Filters, TMT, and new FX Modules.

    Don't forget to use the KNIF-3999 code at checkout :wink:
    Also looks like there is a 14-day trial available if you're on the fence (but this is a short and rare sale)
    *monophonic

    Just bought this after getting the email, been waiting forever 4 it to go on sale.
    Extremely happy this dropped today 😀

    Oh, it seems I missed it by a day, sad. I could got that for 15 with a voucher on top. Almost unreal how the gift these expensive tools away these days. The thing is now I never ever would pay more than 50 for it.

  • ahallamahallam

    @Clueless said:
    The desktop sales are really strange and so I never ever buy something at full price since a while.
    This up to 90%+ less sales really are setting the "expensive" desktop tools in a new light.
    Some are cheaper than iOS apps in sale these days. I wonder if the market is so saturated or that all the normal prices are just set so high to offer the the sale prices 2, 3 or even 4 times a year.
    Of course I will not complain and happy to save some money.
    Just strange and most people using plug-ins these days know that there is always the next big sale around the corner.
    That said, I see that Pigments 2 is also 50% off again :)

    I opted for a subscription to both Vital and Kilohearts complete bundle. $15 a month for both, and both companies give you enough credits back to own the software outright. That’s a pricing model where I think both consumers and devs win in the end.

  • CluelessClueless

    @ahallam said:

    @Clueless said:
    The desktop sales are really strange and so I never ever buy something at full price since a while.
    This up to 90%+ less sales really are setting the "expensive" desktop tools in a new light.
    Some are cheaper than iOS apps in sale these days. I wonder if the market is so saturated or that all the normal prices are just set so high to offer the the sale prices 2, 3 or even 4 times a year.
    Of course I will not complain and happy to save some money.
    Just strange and most people using plug-ins these days know that there is always the next big sale around the corner.
    That said, I see that Pigments 2 is also 50% off again :)

    I opted for a subscription to both Vital and Kilohearts complete bundle. $15 a month for both, and both companies give you enough credits back to own the software outright. That’s a pricing model where I think both consumers and devs win in the end.

    Vital is great indeed, I use the free version but think about the pro upgrade to support this great synth.
    But subscription is something I never ever want to use since it does go against everything in my brain.
    The only subscription I ever used (and still does) for music is for a very special FX tool since I like it and there is no alternative.
    Also after some years of subscription you might payed more than you ever would to buy a tool.
    But then some subscriptions seems not that bad since you could pay for a year but still can use everything after it you got within this year. This might be almost the same as paying for a major upgrade each time.
    But still I feel not great with bound to subscriptions (beside for payTV).

  • ahallamahallam
    edited February 2021

    @Clueless said:

    @ahallam said:

    @Clueless said:
    The desktop sales are really strange and so I never ever buy something at full price since a while.
    This up to 90%+ less sales really are setting the "expensive" desktop tools in a new light.
    Some are cheaper than iOS apps in sale these days. I wonder if the market is so saturated or that all the normal prices are just set so high to offer the the sale prices 2, 3 or even 4 times a year.
    Of course I will not complain and happy to save some money.
    Just strange and most people using plug-ins these days know that there is always the next big sale around the corner.
    That said, I see that Pigments 2 is also 50% off again :)

    I opted for a subscription to both Vital and Kilohearts complete bundle. $15 a month for both, and both companies give you enough credits back to own the software outright. That’s a pricing model where I think both consumers and devs win in the end.

    Vital is great indeed, I use the free version but think about the pro upgrade to support this great synth.
    But subscription is something I never ever want to use since it does go against everything in my brain.
    The only subscription I ever used (and still does) for music is for a very special FX tool since I like it and there is no alternative.
    Also after some years of subscription you might payed more than you ever would to buy a tool.
    But then some subscriptions seems not that bad since you could pay for a year but still can use everything after it you got within this year. This might be almost the same as paying for a major upgrade each time.
    But still I feel not great with bound to subscriptions (beside for payTV).

    I generally agree, but the sub for Vital is $5, and you get $5 in store credit every month. I wouldn’t touch a subscription that didn’t have what I consider to be a reasonable buy out option though. Can’t count the number of iOS apps that I’ve dumped because they went sub only. Kilohearts is about as reasonable with the monthly store credit that you get back.

    Also, synths!

  • CluelessClueless

    @ahallam said:

    @Clueless said:

    @ahallam said:

    @Clueless said:
    The desktop sales are really strange and so I never ever buy something at full price since a while.
    This up to 90%+ less sales really are setting the "expensive" desktop tools in a new light.
    Some are cheaper than iOS apps in sale these days. I wonder if the market is so saturated or that all the normal prices are just set so high to offer the the sale prices 2, 3 or even 4 times a year.
    Of course I will not complain and happy to save some money.
    Just strange and most people using plug-ins these days know that there is always the next big sale around the corner.
    That said, I see that Pigments 2 is also 50% off again :)

    I opted for a subscription to both Vital and Kilohearts complete bundle. $15 a month for both, and both companies give you enough credits back to own the software outright. That’s a pricing model where I think both consumers and devs win in the end.

    Vital is great indeed, I use the free version but think about the pro upgrade to support this great synth.
    But subscription is something I never ever want to use since it does go against everything in my brain.
    The only subscription I ever used (and still does) for music is for a very special FX tool since I like it and there is no alternative.
    Also after some years of subscription you might payed more than you ever would to buy a tool.
    But then some subscriptions seems not that bad since you could pay for a year but still can use everything after it you got within this year. This might be almost the same as paying for a major upgrade each time.
    But still I feel not great with bound to subscriptions (beside for payTV).

    I generally agree, but the sub for Vital is $5, and you get $5 in store credit every month. I wouldn’t touch a subscription that didn’t have what I consider to be a reasonable buy out option though. Can’t count the number of iOS apps that I’ve dumped because they went sub only. Kilohearts is about as reasonable with the monthly store credit that you get back.

    Also, synths!

    Good points, there are def. some subscription options out there which looks better as I thought.
    I mean we anyway never "own" a music app or plug-in but are just allowed to use a license in terms of the EULA.
    But of course I appreciate companies which offers both options.
    At the end I am just more of a save and buy at once type of person, be it a music app or a car and use it until it die or soft- and hardware updates make it obsolete.

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    https://www.bigfishaudio.com/

  • CluelessClueless
    edited February 2021

    Lol, i also think there are more special sale days/weeks every year until we are at a weekly Sunday sale or whatever.
    Oh and I just saw the Knifonium sale is extended until 14th.
    Another thing which I should learn since almost ALL sales get extended, lol.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Free VST/AU/Standalone for Mac & PC - Sub - Analog Drums & Sub Osc - only email required

    https://sampleson.com/SUB-free-analog-drums.html

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    3 Free Packs from Godlike Loops.

    Dirty Smoke - Drill kit and melody loops
    https://godlikeloops.com/product/dirty-smoke/

    Godlike Guitars - 10 Guitar Loops
    https://godlikeloops.com/product/godlike-guitars/

    Guitar Gods - 10 Guitar Loops
    https://godlikeloops.com/product/guitar-gods-free-download/

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    A bunch of Free Ableton Packs from Brian Funk

    https://brianfunk.com/free-ableton-live-packs

  • enkayteeenkaytee
    edited February 2021

    So many great deals on Plugin Boutique (it's their 9th birthday) - https://www.pluginboutique.com/deals. Too many to list, but one stand out for me is Glitch Machines Polygon 2 hybrid sampler / synth - https://glitchmachines.com/products/polygon/ - PB have it for 60% off ($29 / £23.95)...bargain!

  • SatieSatie

    @enkaytee said:
    So many great deals on Plugin Boutique (it's their 9th birthday) - https://www.pluginboutique.com/deals. Too many to list, but one stand out for me is Glitch Machines Polygon 2 hybrid sampler / synth - https://glitchmachines.com/products/polygon/ - PB have it for 60% off ($29 / £23.95)...bargain!

    Hey - thanks- I am interested in Polygon. But didn’t do FRMS (IOS or desktop) the same? It seams having the same concept...

  • enkayteeenkaytee
    edited February 2021

    @Satie said:

    @enkaytee said:
    So many great deals on Plugin Boutique (it's their 9th birthday) - https://www.pluginboutique.com/deals. Too many to list, but one stand out for me is Glitch Machines Polygon 2 hybrid sampler / synth - https://glitchmachines.com/products/polygon/ - PB have it for 60% off ($29 / £23.95)...bargain!

    Hey - thanks- I am interested in Polygon. But didn’t do FRMS (IOS or desktop) the same? It seams having the same concept...

    FRMS is similar to Polygon in many ways and I love it on iOS l'm sure I'll get FRMS on desktop as it's more deep than Polygon but for now, Polygon is a very good alternative and can create some pretty amazing sounds...you can download trial versions of both to compare but the Polygon sale only lasts to the end of February.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Free futuristic vocal pack by Takto Music - email required but not an account or anything else.

    https://packs.taktomusic.com/futuristic-vocal-pack

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock
    edited February 2021

    Omnivox came out today, it’s a free sample pack from Slate Digital with all vocals, over 750 of them. Approximately 830mb, but a lot of good stuff inside. You should also be able to get the 6 other sample packs they have free 1. Hip Hop 2. EDM 3. 808, and packs 4,5,6 are classic drum machines packs #1-#3

    Here is the link for the EDM one

    EDM Pack https://slatedigital.com/edm-sample-pack-2020

    Just simply create an account with only email and password, and you should have access to some of the free ones. I joined an Omnivox waitlist a week ago, and download the other packs over the past several weeks so I can’t remember exactly what I did. But you will definitely get the EDM pack free (see link above) at bare minimum, hopefully you can still get the others as well.

    https://slatedigital.com/

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    Here is the link for the info on the 6 free Slate Digital Sample Packs, plus Omnivox makes 7 packs total.

    https://free-sample-packs.com/slate-digital-sample-6-pack/

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock
    edited February 2021

    Quantiloop Pro live looper is 1/2 off now only $6.99

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/quantiloop-pro-live-looper/id1156213359
    Oops wrong thread

  • cazelcazel

    HUGE DISCOUNT
    one of the best distortion plugins ever - Trash 2 by Izotope
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  • enkayteeenkaytee

    ...

    @cazel said:
    HUGE DISCOUNT
    one of the best distortion plugins ever - Trash 2 by Izotope
    ">

    Either I missed the sale or it's a mistake - but it's back to full price now...checking with Plugin Boutique

  • BeleBele

    @cazel said:
    HUGE DISCOUNT
    one of the best distortion plugins ever - Trash 2 by Izotope
    ">

    Trash2 ist very very good

  • cazelcazel

    @enkaytee said:
    ...

    @cazel said:
    HUGE DISCOUNT
    one of the best distortion plugins ever - Trash 2 by Izotope
    ">

    Either I missed the sale or it's a mistake - but it's back to full price now...checking with Plugin Boutique

    :confused: sorry to hear that! it was still on sale when Ive posted

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