There are now two ways to get a large part of the suite in one move. The Producer Bundle is twenty Pro plugins for $59. The Vocal Bundle is a complete vocal chain, the four vocal Pros plus their four one-knob Raw counterparts, eight tools for $24.
What the Producer Bundle covers
Twenty plugins, grouped by the job they do, covering the pipeline from sound design through to the mix bus.
- Saturation and low end. Blazeit for oversampled clipping and transient shaping, Oxidex for analog tape, Scorchit for formant-linked saturation, Subzix for sub-bass and bass management, Cleansix for surgical resonance suppression.
- Vocals. Tunix for pitch correction and harmony, Dropix for pitch and formant shifting, Sassix for dynamics and tone, Chopix for rhythmic chops, Morphix for granular vocal morphing.
- Granular and spectral. Vortix, a hex-grid granular sequencer that slices audio into 19 grains, and Vaporate for spectral smear and freeze.
- Creative and multi-FX. Fracturix, Scatterit, Reactix, Infernix, Orbitix, Chainix, Kernix and Ghostix, covering step gating, glitch slicing, transitions, live remix, stereo width and multi-FX chains.
Bought separately those twenty start at $160.36, since several are pay what you want with a minimum price.
What the Vocal Bundle covers
Vocal processing gets complicated fast, usually because it takes four or five plugins from different developers and a lot of routing. This is one signal path designed to work together:
- Tunix for pitch correction and scale-aware harmony
- Dropix for pitch and formant shifting, moved independently
- Sassix for upward compression, transient bite, air and de-harshing
- Chopix for a 16-step gate with per-step slice modes and swing
Each one ships with its one-knob Raw counterpart, so you can reach for the full engine when you want control or the Raw when you just want the move. Eight tools, $24, and they start at $47.96 separately.
Who each one is for
The Producer Bundle is for producers who want the whole toolkit on hand. Tightening and hardening drums, widening synths and adding air, tuning, cleaning and chopping vocals, building risers and transitions into a drop, and turning a loop or a vocal into granular or spectral texture.
The Vocal Bundle is for anyone working with vocals regularly. Tuning a take, or hard-tuning it on purpose. Cleaning up breaths and harshness, pushing a vocal up front with air and presence, dropping it an octave without it turning muddy, and chopping a held note into a rhythmic hook.
Worth knowing before you pick: the four vocal Pros are in both bundles. The Vocal Bundle is the smaller way in if vocals are the main thing you need, and it's the only one that includes the four one-knob Raws.
Why the price is what it is
I make music too, so I know how personal a studio setup is. Most people open a bundle and find a handful of tools that end up in everything they make, a few more they reach for when a track calls for it, and some they rarely touch. That's normal.
So the bundles are priced for that. Priced so the tools you do reach for are worth more than what you paid for the whole thing. If a handful of them end up in your sessions and you'd have paid about the same buying just those on their own, the bundle did its job. The rest is there for the late-night sessions when you want to chase a sound you hadn't planned for.
Room to experiment
A saturator or a compressor is easy to weigh up one at a time. You already know whether you need one. A hex-grid granular sequencer, a spectral freeze, a transient-triggered glitch slicer, those are harder to commit to individually, and they're often the ones that end up shaping a track.
A bundle makes those a budget-friendly thing to try rather than a separate decision each time. Some of my favourite sounds came out of experimenting with plugins and chains I hadn't planned on using.
A few other things worth knowing
- They're the same plugins. Each arrives as its own signed installer, exactly the file you'd get buying it on its own. Nothing is cut down for the bundle.
- Same DNA. Every plugin is built by Remi Blaze, so the suite shares a sonic character and a way of working rather than being a patchwork from different developers.
- macOS, AU / VST3 and Standalone. Universal Binary for Apple Silicon and Intel, code-signed and notarized by Apple.
- One-time purchase. No subscription.
- The free plugins stay free. If you're not ready to spend anything, the free suite is right there and it stays that way.
What isn't included
Sparkit, Carvix and Crunchix aren't in either bundle. Those three are NFT-exclusive and only come through the Creative Pass. I'd rather say that here than have you find out at checkout.