Save across flagship plug‑ins, including Comet, Filterverse, Manipulator, and a bundle – limited time only
Polyverse Music has announced that their Black Friday is now live! Up to 4 December 1 p.m. PST you can get several of the company’s flagship at reduced prices.
What’s on offer?
- Comet – available for $29 (regular price $149) during the first 48 hours of the sale
- Filterverse – priced at $99 (regular price $149)
- Manipulator – also $99 (regular price $149)
- Polyverse Bundle – includes multiple plug‑ins for $299 (regular price $694)
About the plugins
Polyverse Music is known for its suite of creative plug‑ins designed for electronic music production, sound design and live performance.
- Manipulator – a pitch‑shifting tool designed for real‑time modulation and harmonisation of monophonic audio, particularly effective for vocal transformation
- Filterverse – a multi‑effect plug‑in featuring a wide variety of filter types, modulation options, and stereo processing for evolving textures and rhythmic filtering
- Comet – an algorithmic reverb with support for preset morphing and parameter control via MIDI or CV, aimed at rich spatial sound design and creative workflows
For producers working in electronic genres or sound‑design, these discounts offer an opportunity to access advanced tools at a lower cost. The 48‑hour flash price for Comet is short-duration, so timing may be critical.
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