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Myosis has announced the release of Phrase-Delay, a multi-mode delay (reverb, classic delay, ping-pong delay, bouncing-ball, multi-tap, reversed-echo, res-filter delay, looper, special fx, ...). It is an all in one delay plug-in, a Swiss Army Knife, easy to use. It can turn a one shot note into a fascinating loop, according to Myosis.

Phrase-DelayFeatures:

  • 16 delay channels with independent level, panning, modulation and resonant filter.
  • One pre-looper delay for phrasing, up to 10.920 seconds.
  • Two independent feedbacks knob.
  • Damping.
  • One 4-pole Low pass pre-filter with LFO modulation.
  • Manual or Host tempo sync.
  • Bouncing-ball mode.
  • 16 resonant filters (2 pole or 4 pole) for each delay bank with adjustable cutoff freq according to note names for quick edit.
  • LFO modulation amount for each delay.
  • Tone filter.
  • Presets covering all functions and many configurations.
  • Manual.

Priced at €49, Phrase-Delay is available for Windows as a VST effect plug-in.


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