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The Subdivine Expansions Black Friday deal takes 50% off the Diginoiz bundle, which comes to $54.50 until Nov 27, 2026. It pairs the Subdivine bass instrument with all 3 "More About That Bass" expansion packs.
Subdivine is a playable library of bass samples wrapped in a synth-style interface. The maker says that lets you home in on the exact bass sound you want without losing musicality.
Diginoiz built it for producers and beatmakers who need solid 808-type basses. The maker names Trap, Hip-Hop, R&B, Future R&B, Soul, Neosoul and Pop as target genres, and says it suits any style that rests on bass.
Presets fall into two groups:
Each preset has its own character, and you shape it with an ADSR envelope and the Drive section.
Drive offers 7 types of distortion, each with a different sensitivity. The maker describes them as emulations of analogue and digital hardware.
You can warm a bass up slightly or push it into hard distortion.
Each expansion adds 50 presets for Subdivine, so the bundle brings 150 extra presets on top of the core library.
The expansion samples and sounds are licensed royalty-free, so you can use them in commercial compositions at no extra cost.
Subdivine ships as VST3 and AU, both 64-bit only.
The listed hosts are Cubase, Logic, FL Studio, Ableton Live 10.1 and above, Studio One and GarageBand. The maker adds that it works in other DAWs that support these formats.
Yes. The Black Friday deal takes 50% off the Diginoiz bundle, bringing it to $54.50 until Nov 27, 2026. You get Subdivine plus all 3 More About That Bass expansion packs in one purchase.
The bundle contains the Subdivine bass/808 instrument and the 3 More About That Bass expansions. Each expansion adds 50 presets for Subdivine, so you get 150 extra presets alongside the Analogue and Digital presets in the core library.
Subdivine comes as a 64-bit VST3 and AU plugin. Listed hosts are Cubase, Logic, FL Studio, Ableton Live 10.1 and above, Studio One and GarageBand. The maker says other DAWs supporting these formats work too.
Drive gives you 7 types of distortion with different sensitivities. The maker says they emulate analogue and digital hardware, so you can warm a bass up slightly or distort it hard. ADSR envelope controls shape each preset as well.
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