- #WAVES PLUGINS SUBSCRIPTION UPDATE#
- #WAVES PLUGINS SUBSCRIPTION FULL#
- #WAVES PLUGINS SUBSCRIPTION PRO#
- #WAVES PLUGINS SUBSCRIPTION SOFTWARE#
The only exclusions are Waves applications (such as eMotion LV1, SuperRack, and SoundGrid Studio) and Waves Music Maker Access subscriptions. The new second license benefit applies to all Waves plugin and bundle purchases across the board.
#WAVES PLUGINS SUBSCRIPTION SOFTWARE#
Users with products covered by the plan get access to ongoing plugin updates, personal tech support and guidance from Waves experts, new plugins added to bundles, and vouchers toward any Waves software purchase.
#WAVES PLUGINS SUBSCRIPTION UPDATE#
The Waves Update Plan is Waves’ complete plugin care and support plan. These new benefits are now added to the existing benefits provided by the Waves Update Plan. More exciting details about this benefit are coming very soon. In addition, all Waves users with current Waves Update Plan coverage will enjoy premium access and discounts on exclusive premium content, including masterclasses with the world’s top producers and engineers.
#WAVES PLUGINS SUBSCRIPTION FULL#
This means that starting today, all Waves plugin and bundle purchases also come with a second license for one full year. If you own Waves products that are currently covered by the Waves Update Plan, you can simply log in to your Waves account and register your second license/s right now.Īll Waves plugin and bundle purchases come with one year of the Waves Update Plan. Waves has become the latest music software developer to hop aboard the plugin subscription train, with their Waves Music Maker Access platform.This enables you to choose monthly or annual subscriptions to the company’s Silver, Gold and Platinum bundles, with prices starting from as little as 6.99 per month. Users will now be able to use their second license on a different computer, without having to move licenses back and forth between devices. Starting today, Waves is enabling Waves plugin owners to get a second license for any plugin or bundle currently covered by the Waves Update Plan. And that'll never happen since they want to claim Mercury is $7500 full retail.Producers, mixers, musicians and audio creators often use their plugins on more than one computer. If Wave's wants to get into the subscription game they need to make a Mercury+Studio Classics+Inspire for $50/month. And if that was to happen I doubt it's in Silver/Gold/Platinum. They may replace those pieces (for newer better plugins) but I'd bet they aren't often finding themselves needing some random Waves plugin out of the blue. Mostly they stick with the same handful of plugins, day in and day out. Certainly not among the non-pro users, but even professional users seem unlikely to swap in and out toolsets. With the Mercury bundle you will also receive any new plug-ins that Waves release, in the same way Mercury owners currently benefit from. With each subscription plan you will receive ‘VIP technical support’ and any updates that are released. I'm not sure I believe there is a market for plugins on demand. MERCURY SUBSCRIPTION for 149 USD per month, or 1499 USD annually. The real problem of course is that unless you have the plugins day in and day out you'll never be good enough using them to warrant a spot subscription.
#WAVES PLUGINS SUBSCRIPTION PRO#
I can't imagine any pro users seeing a Platinum subscription even with the additional 5 bonus plugins as being good enough for a one-off job. This current Silver/Gold/Platinum at $6.99/$9.99/$19.99 is still a bit off I think (especially the yearly cost which is pretty close to what you can buy the packages outright for if you wait for a sale) Before that they had some $9.99/month just rent Silver and $149 Mercury. I see some rent-to-own plans ($149/month for 24 months for Mercury, $49/month for Platinum) last year. Looking at the Wayback machine they seem to have evolved a few plans over the years.
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