Was £870, now just £130: UJAM’s 2025 Season Bundle has all the plugins and instruments to supercharge your production arsenalRight now at Plugin Boutique, you can get a massive 85 percent off a selection of top UJAM plugins in its 2025 Season Bundle – paying just £130 instead of the usual price of over £870.
The 2025 Season bundle consists of 13 plugins, spanning advanced multi-FX processors, cinematic and synth instruments, distortion/lo-fi tools, and rhythm-focused engines with deep modulation and hundreds of presets.
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The offer runs until 5 April, with all 13 plugins for £130. You’ll get four of its UFX plugins including the Delay, Filter, Distort and LOFI, each of which has a super simple interface and 20 modes/algorithms and over 150 presets each to experiment with.

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Also included is Cinedream, which offers 30 cinematic guitar styles, as well as its Chromed, Kaya, and Percs percussion plugins. You’ll also get the Gloom beatmaker plugin – designed for producers who work in minimal, ambient, and textural styles – and the virtual pianist GRIT plugin, providing “the gnarly bite and iconic bark only a rare, customised Wurlitzer piano from the 1950s can”.
The bundle also features the following Usynths:

WEBCORE (for glitchy and chaotic modern genres like hyperpop)
VORTEX (trance essentials from the late 90s and Y2K era)
DUST (dusty tones stemming from acoustic and electric instrument sources)

In other UJAM news, the plugin brand launched its first vocal processing tool earlier this year. Unlike many vocal plugins on the market, Voxcraft does not focus on repair or clean up, but instead is designed for creative processing and sound design. At its core, it offers a voice-shaping section with tools for tuning, formant shifting, and voice multiplication, followed by a chain of effects.
To shop this deal and more, head over to Plugin Boutique. 
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