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| Product | Resound |
| Developer | Loomer |
| Primary Type | Delay / Echo |
| Price (MSRP) | £35 |
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Operating System Availability
| Operating System |
Latest Version |
Download | Is it Available? |
 | 1.3.4 | Demo / Trial |  |
  | 1.3.4 | Demo / Trial | |
 | 1.3.4 | Demo / Trial | |
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Resound is a software audio delay effect processor that emulates the sound and operation of vintage magnetic-tape echo units. A controllable noise level allows the right amount of grit, distortion, and flutter through. The Reverse mode adds further flexibility: by playing each delay backwards, Resound can produce unique effects beyond what hardware magnetic-tape units are capable of.
Features:
- Delay time up to 30 seconds when synced to host tempo, up to 2 seconds when not synced.
- Controllable noise level and high-pass filter.
- Reverse mode to produce more complex and interesting delay textures.
- Capable of self-oscillation, even without any input source.
- MIDI Learn mode for easy integration with any MIDI hardware controller.
All KVR Audio news items relating to Resound.
| Loomer updates Resound to v1.3.4 | 12th August 2009 |
| Loomer updates Aspect, Manifold and Resound to v1.3.2 (incl. RTAS) | 28th May 2009 |
| Loomer updates Aspect, Manifold and Resound for Linux to 1.2.3 | 26th March 2009 |
| Loomer updates Aspect, Manifold and Resound to v1.2.2 | 19th March 2009 |
| Loomer updates Aspect, Manifold and Resound for Mac to 1.1.1 | 29th January 2009 |
| Loomer updates Aspect, Manifold and Resound to v1.1 | 15th January 2009 |
| Loomer updates Aspect, Manifold and Resound for Linux to v1.0.2 | 8th January 2009 |
| Loomer releases Aspect, Resound and Manifold | 6th January 2009 |
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