Okay – here’s an absolutely bonkers deal at Plugin Boutique: until 1 March, you can save 95 percent – yes 95 percent (over £1,300) on Total VI MAX 2, which comprises the “most complete collection ever of virtual instruments by IK Multimedia.

Normally priced at £1,439.99, for the next two weeks or so, you can get the entire collection for just £69.99. You don’t need to be a maths whizz to see that’s a ludicrous saving… But what do you actually get? Well, basically everything.

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Total VI Max 2 comprises a range of production-ready virtual instruments spanning everything from bass to drums, keyboards to orchestral sounds. “If you’re looking for award-winning sounds and amazing value, it’s all here,” says Plugin Boutique.

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Included is SampleTank 4 MAX – a sound and groove workstation offering over 250 GB of sounds and over 8,000 instruments. Orchestral sounds are also covered with the inclusion of Miroslav Philharmonik 2, loaded with “strings that soar, woodwinds that dance, brass the commands and a full symphony orchestra of sounds at your fingertips”.

Every producer’s arsenal needs a solid library of piano sounds, so Total VI MAX 2 comes with Pianoverse MAX, a collection of virtual versions of the “world’s finest concert-grade pianos”.

There’s also Modo Bass 2 and Modo Drum 1.5 for all your bass and drum sample needs, plus “next-level virtual organ” Hammond B-3X, and two Leslie rotary speaker emulation plugins which might just be the ticket to flavouring your guitar tone – or anything else – with that quintessential vintage Leslie sound.

Don’t wait around, this deal is insane and has a very high chance of revolutionising your production arsenal and facilitating your best productions ever.

Learn more at Plugin Boutique.

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