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TC Electronic announces that it is significantly reducing the price of its Pro Tools TDM plug-ins. This saving applies to single TDM plug-in licenses, including VSS3, MD3 and LM5D, as well as some of TC’s TDM plug-in bundles, such as the Mastering Bundle, Production Bundle and Studio Complete Bundle. The world’s most respected audio production tools for Pro Tools TDM platform are now even better value than ever!
TC Electronic’s plug-ins have already brought superior sounding plug-in power to countless Pro Tools setups around the world. And now with these latest price reductions there’s never been a better time to take advantage of low prices to augment your plug-in collection.
All TC plug-ins will give you superb sound, but those ported from System 6000 deliver superior tools for production and mastering. The latest addition to the Pro Tools plug-ins line, the LM5D Loudness Radar Meter, delivers outstanding loudness metering technology for all Pro Tools TDM users.
Plug-ins included in the price drop:
All TC’s TDM plug-ins for Pro Tools are now available at a reduced price – the amount of price reduction varies from plug to plug and bundle to bundle.
For more information and to get a complete list of the new plug-ins prices, visit www.tc-now.com
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