Buy any virtual instrument and get a second for just $1 – today only at Waves
This mega deal includes pianos, synths, clavinets and basses
Waves' massive seasonal deals push continues apace. They're currently on day 2 of 10 days worth of epic deals for music makers and producers. Today's focus is on virtual instruments, from pianos to synths and basses.
For one day only you can buy a virtual instrument and chuck another one in your basket for just $1 extra. Even better, all of Waves' virtual instruments (listed below) have been slashed to just $29.99, meaning you can double up for just $30.99
Bagging this deal is easy: simply add two (or 4 or 6) virtual instruments to your basket and punch in the code WAVESVI at checkout in order to redeem your discount.
That cut-price virtual instruments list in full
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- Bass Fingers
- Bass Slapper
- Clavinet
- Codex Wavetable Synth
- Electric 200 Piano
- Electric 88 Piano
- Electric Grand 80 Piano
- Element 2.0 Virtual Analog Synth
- Flow Motion FM Synth
- Grand Rhapsody Piano
- Morphoder
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