Plugin Boutique now offers Roland Plugins at a discount of up to 30%
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Roland, the renowned music equipment manufacturer, has announced a significant sale on its collection of software plugins. The sale offers a 30 percent discount on nearly everything in Roland's plugin catalog, making its classic sounds more accessible to a wider range of creators.
The discounted collection includes 38 of Roland's iconic virtual instruments and effects, featuring software versions of gear such as the JUPITER-8, JUNO-106, SH-101, and more. Until now, most of these plugins have been using the Roland Cloud subscription model. However, the current sale offers a chance to own them outright.
The sale does not affect the fact that the collection is available on Plugin Boutique. The move to sell plugins through Plugin Boutique suggests Roland is responding to demand for more flexible ownership models.
Notably, the legendary TR-808 is not included in the current sale. Instead, it is available for a set price of $49, separate from the 30 percent discount applied to other Roland plugins. While many Roland plugins have up to 30 percent off, the TR-808 has its own specific discount pricing until September 9, 2025, which differs from the general 30 percent off promotion available on other plugins.
This separate pricing likely reflects its popularity or marketing strategy around "808 Day" promotions. The exact reasons for the TR-808's exclusion from the sale remain unexplained by Roland. However, users can still purchase the TR-808 individually, download it, and own it outright.
The discounted prices are applicable across various genres and digital audio workstations, including the Sonnox Inflator, d16, and iZotope Vocal Synth 2. This sale provides an excellent opportunity for music producers and enthusiasts to expand their toolkit with some of Roland's most iconic sounds at all-time low prices or special deals.
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