The subscription-based model is here to stay? The music software industry seems to agree, with another big player entering the arena. Plugin Alliance announced the availability of the new MEGA Bundle Subscription Services, offering an impressive collection of 100+ plugins from 28 Alliance brands including SSL, Ampeg, Brainworx, Focusrite and many more.
From Q4 on, the MEGA Bundle will be available for $24.99 per month.
But as of today prepaid annual plans (1 Year Auto-Renewal) are being offered for $249.99 per year, which is a 17% saving over the month-to-month price (FYI: existing PA customers have already received personalized deals in the past few days, with prices down to $149 (according to the number of plugins previously bought).
($24.99 x 12 = $299.88 per year // Prepaid Annual plan = $249.99 per year)
What’s In The Bundle
The MEGA Bundle contains an ever-growing collection, starting today with 100+ state-of- the-art plugins:
Best-in-class TMT console-emulations from SSL, Focusrite and more
Brainworx M/S Mastering tools
Several Virtual Instruments from DS Audio, Brainworx and more
3D mixing from DearVR / Sennheiser
Innovative modular FX from Unfiltered Audio
Dozens of branded and officially endorsed analog-modeled units
o Guitar Amps (ENGL, DIEZEL, Chandler…)
o Bass Amps (Ampeg…)
o EQs (Mäag, SPL, Millennia, Dangerous Music…)
o Compressors (Shadow Hills, Purple Audio, Vertigo, ACME, elysia…)
o Effects (ADA, Noveltech…)
All these plugins are being offered in multi-platform versions, working on Mac and PC (VST 2/3, AAX and AU). 70+ of our plugins even work on professional AAX DSP systems. Plugin Alliance offers a simple and unified, dongle-free activation scheme, so one activation will give users access to ALL of the tools at once, and every license for the bundle is good to activate up to 3 machines!
A convenient and professional installation manager sums up the system, allowing users to download and install any and all plugins in one go.
For more info please visit the PA website.
Now the question is… who’s the next company going subscription?
