U-he Diva is still 52% off this Cyber Monday

Diva is one of the synth plugin GOATs, beloved by thousands for its warm, analogue-like sound,  intuitive interface, and ability to emulate vintage hardware such as the Moog Minimoog, Roland Jupiter-8 and Korg MS-20. This Cyber Monday, Diva can be yours for 52% off the original price, saving you almost $100.

Check out the deal below.

What is U-he Diva? 

Created by U-he, a small, Germany-based team of developers, Diva was first released in 2011 and quickly became an essential plugin for countless producers, thanks to its lush virtual analogue engine.

Diva boasts a triple VCO similar to that found on the Minimoog — except Diva is a polyphonic beast, rather than a monophonic machine. There’s also a dual VCO which emulates classic Roland hardware, and a dual VCO Eco to harness Korg MS-20 sounds.

A digital oscillator is also based on the Roland JP-8000 and brings powerful Supersaw sounds and a palette of digital waveforms.

Diva’s filters are where much of the magic happens. Each of the four filters is based on classic analogue hardware — Ladder for Moog sounds, Bite for MS-20,  and Multimode and Cascade for Roland-style sounds. A high-pass filter is onboard for further versatility, too.

Multiple envelopes on Diva emulate — you guessed it — Roland, Korg and Moog envelopes. This gives you exceptional flexibility across your sounds, from short, snappy envelopes for your bass sounds to smooth, luscious curves ideal for pads.

Will there be a U-he Diva 2? 

There have been zero rumours, announcements or indications that an official U-he Diva 2 is arriving soon. Diva has seen some quality of life updates and improvements in the 14 years since its release, and still holds up as a high-quality synth in 2025.

Where can I get a deal on U-he Diva? 

The best deal on Diva right now is at Plugin Boutique until 3 December.

Check out more Cyber Monday deals on music technology gear. 

Sam is the Commissioning Editor at MusicTech, where he’s helped shape the publication’s editorial voice since 2019. With nearly two decades of music-making and a degree in music technology behind him, his focus is on the stories behind studio gear and the artists who use it. He’s spent way too much time sampling disco records.