LANDR is hosting two plugin giveaways in collaboration with Synchro Arts for those who sign up to a free trial of either LANDR Studio or Synchro Arts subscriptions.

The LANDR Synth X and Synchro Arts’ RePitch Elements premium plugins are available free of charge for those who start a trial on either platform. These plugins are valued at $99 each.

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LANDR Synth X is described as “a powerhouse synth plugin to elevate your tracks”, and you can redeem it for free with a trial LANDR Studio – its all-in-one subscription service offering plugins, software and other tools to help producers create, edit, share and monetise their music, which was launched back in 2022.

Synth X is a wavetable synth that has a multi-oscillator engine for rich tones, 400 “expertly crafted” presets, and integrated studio-grade effects. You’ll be eligible for this when you trial any LANDR Studio plan – Essentials, Standard, or Pro (monthly or yearly) – and it’s yours to keep forever.

As for RePitch Elements, this tool helps you achieve natural vocal tuning, and according to Synchro Arts, is trusted by top vocal producers. It hosts easy controls over pitch and timing, and can “seamlessly integrate” with DAWs. Again, this offer is available with any Synchro Arts plan (Artist or Pro, monthly or yearly).

And speaking of subscription plans, Waves has just launched an AI-powered text-to-sound engine called ILLUGEN, available through three plan tiers with prices starting at $7.99 per month. Users can simply feed ILLUGEN a text prompt – which can be pretty specific or weird – pick from their favourite of three generated sounds, and then simply drag and drop it into their DAW.

To start a trial and redeem a free plugin, you’ll need to head over to LANDR or Synchro Arts. You’ll receive a code via onboarding or email and further instructions.

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