Waves' massive Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales last month were supposed to be strictly time-limited, but they've dusted off their time machine and dropped prices back to Black Friday levels for another 24 hours. Not only does than mean best-ever prices on plugins and bundles, but you also have another chance to pick up their newest plugin - LoFi Space - absolutely free.
The Waves Black Friday sale is always a highlight of the season, and this year was no exception with some astronomical discounts on some of its best-selling plugins - seriously, you were looking at thousands of dollars off and many down to as little as $29.99. That's all happening again for the next 24 hours.
Waves has included every plugin and effect category and there are bundles to be snapped up too. For example, the 180-plugin Mercury bundle has been reduced from its full value price of $7,599 to $1,699.99. The Horizon bundle has a combined value of $3,999, but today it’s reduced to just $274.99, while the popular Diamond and Platinum bundles are down by 92 and 90% respectively!
There’s massive savings on best-selling individual plugins too, like Waves Tune Real-Time, SSL G-Master Buss Compressor, Abbey Road TG Mastering Chain, CLA Vocals and the J37 Tape emulator all set at just $29.99.
Not sure where to start? Check out our best Waves plugins guide and browse the deals below.
But there’s more, because in addition to decimating the price of its software, the plugin Godfather wants you to keep adding to your basket, and it's making you some offers you’ll find hard to refuse.
You’ll snag the discount prices shown, no matter how many plugins you buy, but for every two plugins you buy, you'll get another two plugins totally free. Get stuck in!
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