The feedback section allows you to alter the amount of feedback, crosstalk between your left and right signals, some eq filters for your feedback, and a limiter to control your feedback based on both peak and RMS values.Īdditionally, you have a wet/dry rotary, a peak equalizer section, and a side chain limiter that attenuates the wet or delayed signal depending on the threshold, and attenuates it for a given amount of time depending on the release. These functions are heavily influenced by the algorithm type, which will vary the sound from phasing, flanging, to more spacious and clean delays. The fixed delay function sets the minimum amount of time between each delay, whereas the variable function allows for more seemingly random delay times when the setting is higher. The density function controls how much these different delays overlap, with a lower setting allowing them to fade out completely and a higher setting allowing for greater overlap. The higher the grain amount, the quicker these delays will alter in time. This alone makes this plugin stand out, as the delay times are variable, or switch at any given point during the signal being delayed. This means you can create a delay solely on your mid or side image, resulting in some incredibly unique effects.Ĭhanging the grain rate and the variable delay will result in the most interesting effects. Perhaps my favorite part about this plugin is the routing since switching to stereo mid-side allows you to delay either the mid or side image independent of one another.
The delays you create are in multiples of 10, with the largest amounts on the left, and the smallest on the right. In the second you’re altering your signal in samples. In the first, you can alter your signal in milliseconds, or measurements they call feet and meters. Looking more at the plugin, you can see that you have two main windows. The plugin will move the delayed track over by the amount you choose, meaning the undulated signal will almost serve as your dry signal so to speak. To use it creatively, you’ll need to duplicate the track and affect only one of them with the plugin.īut, if you want to use it creatively simply duplicate the track you intend to delay, and then begin to delay one of those tracks.
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