You can also purchase the full V1 MEGA Bundle outright for a shocking $7000! The MEGA Bundle is a yearly or monthly subscription. Though, it makes more sense to subscribe since you will get new plugins added to the bundle over time.
You also get a $249 voucher when you purchase the YEARLY MEGA Bundle, or subscribe for a straight 12 months with the MONTHLY MEGA Bundle! With the purchased version, you get what you get. Yeah, that’s right, it’s almost like getting PAID to use some of the BEST plugins out there.īottom line: there are simply NO better plugin subscription plans available today. This is the BEST subscription plan currently available when you consider all you get, the quality of the plugins, and the price of the hardware units you would need to re-create the same professional, high-quality sound.Īs of May 22, 2020, there are 117 products included with the MEGA Bundle. This number will increase over time, so be sure to check the Plugin Alliance website for the currently included plugins. Watch the video at the bottom of the page to see ALL of the included plugins in a single video. Many of the included plugins are modeled after hardware that costs $5,000, $7,000, and even $10,000 or more per unit! With the MEGA Bundle you are getting EQs, compressors, limiters, guitar amps, bass amps, stomps pedals, classic consoles, synths, delays, reverb, fx, and so much more. What is TMT? Simply put, it’s the thing most other plugins that model hardware are missing! Plus, many of the plugins include something called TMT, or Tolerance Modeling Technology.
2.If you take an SSL 4000 E console for example, each channel will have parts that are slightly (and I do mean slightly) different from each other.
And the included dynamics section, with its variable attack and soft-knee response, provides a compression characteristic between the sound of vintage tube and FET units and the squash of modern devices. Sharper curves and a wider “Q” (bandwidth) range let you dial up a bit more of the distinctive ’80s crispness and punch that characterizes the sound of so many recordings from that era. Compared with the relatively broad, smooth curves of many competing products (like the classic Neve EQs), the SSL’s EQ-captured faithfully here-offers up the potential for an edgier response. What gives both the originals and these models their particular quality? Most people would attribute the characteristic “SSL sound” to the EQ sections, primarily. In this case, that’s the sound of the console(s) probably used on more recordings throughout the ’80s and ’90s than any other single piece of gear. Obviously, one of the reasons for going with a set of processors like this is their ability to emulate the sound of the vintage gear they’re modeled on.
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