Native Instruments' massive 50% off sale is almost over – save big on Massive X, Traktor and more while you still can
Loads of deals are still live in the NI Thanksgiving XXL sale, including half price Komplete upgrades
While Black Friday and Cyber Monday are now a tiny speck in the rear view mirror, that doesn't mean the deals have stopped altogether. In fact, Native Instruments' “biggest ever Thanksgiving sale” is still live for a few more days, and offering big savings across the company's highly regarded range.
If you own a previous version of the Komplete bundle, fore example, you can upgrade to the latest one at a 50% discount, and there are also half price offers on a wide range of instruments and effects.
There are some great plugin to be had too, including Massive X, NI’s latest supersynth, and a whole host of other epic titles.
Traktor Pro, the flagship four-decking DJing software, has also been treated to a 50% reduction.
There are also big savings to be had when you buy one of NI’s hardware/software bundles. So, if you’ve been waiting to pick up a Maschine, Komplete Kontrol or Komplete Audio interface, wait no longer.
The sale runs until 9 December, so best act fast.
Save 50% at Native Instruments in the Thanksgiving XXL sale
Whether you want an upgrade on your Komplete bundle, a new synth - did someone say Massive X? - or a cut-price hardware/software combo, NI has a deal for you.
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