Universal Audio’s UAD plugins are some of the most highly acclaimed in the game, and as such, usually come with hefty price tags. But this Black Friday is your opportunity to cop some at some absolutely huge discounts via Plugin Boutique.

Take the UAD Studio Classics Bundle, for example. Featuring five legendary tools – the Fairchild Tube Limited Collection, LA-6176 Signature Channel Strip, Lexicon 224 Digital Reverb, Ampex ATR-102 Mastering Tape Recorder and 175B and 176 Tube Compressor Collection – this bundle brings the unmistakable and sought-after sound of classic analogue processing to digital production, offering that vintage feel with a modern workflow.

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And the best part? While this bundle usually retails at $1,595, this Black Friday you can get it for just $59. Yep, you read that right. No, that isn’t a typo. Saving a massive $1,536, you can upgrade your plugin collection with some of the best vintage tools on the market right now for under 60 bucks. Honestly, Black Friday plugin deals don’t really come much better than this.

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Also up for grabs is the UAD Producer Edition bundle, which includes a comprehensive selection of virtual instruments and plugins – including PolyMAX synth, Moog Minimoog and more – designed to take your production to the next level. This bundle has an 80% saving for Black Friday meaning you pay just $79.99.

There’s also the UAD Save The Music Holiday Bundle, which includes the LA-6176 Signature Channel Strip, Pultec Passive EQ Collection, Teletronix LA-2A Classic Leveler Collection, UAD Ruby ’63 Top Boost Amplifier, Opal Morphing Synthesizer and Verve Analog Machines. Discount is 96% percent, meaning you save $1,536.

Don’t wait around, as deals this good don’t last forever. Head to Plugin Boutique to learn more.

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