Plugin Boutique is currently offering a whopping deal on a bundle of 11 Softube plugins, curated with producers in mind.

You can now get 88 percent off its Producer Bundle, which was originally priced over £1,000 and is now just £129. The bundle offers a bunch of nifty tools for mixing, tracking, or sound designing across a wide range of genres.

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The Softube Producer Collection is exclusive to Plugin Boutique, and is described as a “premium suite of essential production tools, combining analogue warmth, classic tone, and modern flexibility”.

The collection features its Amp Room: Vintage Suite, British Class A channel strip, FET Compressor MK II, Harmonics saturation processor, Model 84 synth emulation, a Vocoder, the Passive-Active Pack EQ collection, its Tape plugin, the Transient Shaper, Tube Delay, and its Widener tool. Some of these plugins cost over £100 individually.

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The Amp Room plugin is a core highlight, offering four classic amps, five cabs, 11 stompboxes, 13 effects and utilities, microphone options, presets, and more. The Class A emulation recreates British Console sound, and is modelled after some of the most sought-after and costly console modules used across records by Queen, Nirvana, David Bowie, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Another core plugin in this bundle is its Model 84 synth emulation, which recreates the sounds of Roland’s Juno-106. We rated this plugin a perfect 10/10 in our 2021 review, calling it “a photo-fit recreation” of the original, while its Extended Control section delivers modern functionality. Producer Tycho also referred to this plugin as one of the best soft synths ever made in his 2024 interview with MusicTech.

This offer runs until 1 February. You can shop this deal and more over at Plugin Boutique.

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