Softube Complete Bundle – Licensed Neve, Tube-Tech & Marshall for $39.99

There are plugin bundles, and then there is the bundle that studios measure other bundles against. The Softube Complete Bundle collects every Softube plugin in one package, and Softube’s catalogue is built on something most developers cannot offer: official licenses. When Softube models a Neve 1073 or a Tube-Tech CL 1B, it does so with the hardware maker’s schematics, blessing and name on the box. At $39.99, this is the licensed-analog catalogue at a price that belongs in a different conversation entirely.

Licensed, Not Approximated

The headline names carry the mix tools. Neve emulations bring the 1073-family EQ and preamp character that sits on more classic records than any other console sound. Chandler Limited’s TG-series and Germanium processors add the Abbey Road lineage. Tube-Tech contributes the CL 1B optical compressor and the ME 1B and PE 1C equalizers — vocal and mastering staples for three decades. Summit Audio’s EQF-100, TLA-100A and Grand Channel cover smooth tube EQ and leveling, and Valley People’s Dyna-mite and the Trident A-Range handle the punchier end of dynamics and console color.

Guitars and Modular Synthesis Too

The bundle is not only a mixing rack. Officially licensed Marshall amplifier modelling anchors the guitar side, joined by Bass Amp Room, Metal Amp Room, White Amp and Acoustic Feedback for everything from clean to controlled chaos. Softube Modular recreates a Eurorack environment in software with Doepfer and other hardware modules, giving sound designers a patchable synth built to the same modelling standard as the mix tools. TSAR-1 and TSAR-1R reverbs, Spring Reverb, Tube Delay, the FET Compressor, Passive and Active Equalizers, Focusing Equalizer and Tonelux Tilt fill the remaining everyday slots.

Built for Console 1 Workflows

The collection is optimized for Softube’s Console 1 hardware controller, so engineers who mix with their hands get tactile control across the channel strips and processors rather than a mouse-driven approximation. Even without the hardware, the consistency of the range matters: one developer’s modelling philosophy across your EQ, compression, reverb, amps and modular synth means the whole toolkit behaves like a single well-kept studio.

The Shelf Runs Deeper Than the Headlines

Beyond the licensed flagships, the included list keeps going: Acoustic Feedback for controlled guitar sustain, the Passive and Active Equalizers and Focusing Equalizer for different flavors of tone shaping, Spring Reverb and the TSAR pair for space, Tube Delay for echo with body, Tonelux Tilt for one-knob tonal steering, the FET Compressor for aggressive dynamics, and amp rooms for bass, metal and clean guitar work. The practical consequence is coverage: an engineer can mix a record start to finish inside this bundle without a missing category forcing an outside purchase. That completeness, combined with the Console 1 integration, is why the Complete Bundle tends to be the last bundle its owners buy — there is nothing left on the shopping list it was meant to satisfy.

Support and longevity round out the professional case: Softube maintains its catalogue with the seriousness its studio customer base expects, and licensed emulations built from original schematics do not age the way trend-driven plugins do. A Neve EQ sounded right in 1975 and sounds right now, which makes this bundle one of the rare software purchases that behaves like a permanent studio fixture rather than a subscription to fashion.

The Deal

The Softube Complete Bundle is $39.99 — one payment for the full licensed catalogue: Neve, Marshall, Chandler Limited, Tube-Tech, Summit Audio, Trident, Valley People and Doepfer, plus Modular and the reverbs. It runs in VST3, AU and AAX on Mac and Windows 10 and later, in Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Cubase, Nuendo and Ableton Live, with delivery instant after purchase. Collections with this licensing pedigree do not usually sit at this number; while it does, it is the easiest studio upgrade on the board.