Sanjay C Drops the Plugin Boutique Bomb: 90% Off UAD and More – Deals That Slap Harder Than Monday Mornings

Let’s kick things off with a sale that hits harder than a late rent notice. Plugin Boutique is throwing a 14th anniversary party, and the deals are so good, you’ll wonder if someone’s lost their mind. We’re talking software synths, effects, bundles—the whole buffet. And if you buy anything this month, you score a free plugin on top, just for showing up.

But the real jaw-dropper? Universal Audio’s Studio Classics bundle is 90% off. That’s Fairchild limiters, 175 and 176 compressors, the 6176 channel strip, Ampex tape, and the Lexicon 224 Reverb—all for $59 instead of $599. That’s not a typo. Sanjay C lays it out straight: if you’ve ever wanted that classic UAD sauce without selling your sneaker collection, now’s your shot. He also shouts out deals on Excite Audio’s Kashmir and the Softube Producer Collection, but let’s be real—the UAD bundle is the main event. If you’re hunting for more, he’s got links for days in the description. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.

Next up, Sanjay C slides over to NAMM for a peek at Moises’ latest tricks. This app isn’t just about splitting stems anymore—it’s got built-in video recording, so you can lay down a performance and blast it straight to your socials without ever leaving the app. That’s workflow smoother than a fresh fade.

The real sauce? Moises’ AI can now generate context-aware stems. Play a guitar riff, and the app can whip up drums, bass, or whatever else you need to fill out your track, all tailored to your vibe. It’s like having a session band in your pocket, minus the pizza stains. Sanjay’s hype is real, and honestly, this is the kind of tech that makes sharing beats as easy as ordering takeout. If you want to see how wild the stem magic gets, you gotta catch the video—words won’t do those AI jams justice.

Now, let’s talk freebies—because who doesn’t love free? Tape Fiasco is the latest wild child from indie dev Jonas Ericsson, and it’s a multi-effects plugin that’s all about happy accidents. You get time-based effects, granular stretching, rhythm stutters, and tape-style very speed, all in a modular playground that’s just begging for you to break the rules.

The stretch module lets you mess with speed, pitch, grain size—even flip your audio backwards or randomize it into new textures. Stutter’s got glitch and repeat action, plus filters to shape your sound. And if you’re craving that wobbly, lo-fi tape vibe or want to go full DJ scratch mode, Tape Fiasco’s got you. There’s an envelope follower too, so your audio actually reacts to itself. Sanjay C loves plugins that push you to experiment, and this one’s a playground for sonic weirdos. Trust me, you’ll want to see the madness in action—hit the video for the full flavor.

Last but not least, Sanjay C spotlights the new Sonic Atlas percussion libraries, and these kits are straight-up rare finds. We’re talking three ensembles from South India, packed with textures and rhythms you won’t find in your average sample pack. Each kit comes with solo, duo, and group patches, multi-velocity layers, round robins, and both close and ambient mics—recorded with the kind of quality that makes your monitors smile.

You get loops and one-shots, so whether you’re finger-drumming or sequencing, you’re covered. If you’re into world sounds or just want to add some spice to your beats, Sonic Atlas is a no-brainer. Sanjay hints that more global flavors are coming soon, so keep your ears open. And hey, you can try Sonic Atlas for free—so there’s literally no excuse not to check it out. For a taste of those grooves in action, you’ll want to watch the video—trust me, your speakers will thank you.