Reviewed By Audion [all]
April 12th, 2024
Version reviewed: 1.0 on Windows
This is not a delay unit. It is a latency compensation device. You aren't using this to make echoes or chorus. Its a utility mostly useful for time alignment of tracks within a DAW which doesn't have automatic latency compensation, like many 'lite' or free DAWs. For that purpose, it is excellent. All the newbies who are still using cheap DAWs should definitely get this. It is the easiest way to time align all your tracks. There isn't another way to do it which is as reliable and easy as this.
Disregard the low review by folks who thought this was supposed to make echoes. Get Voxengo Tempo Delay for that, which is excellent.
Read ReviewReviewed By Trader One [all]
January 19th, 2022
Version reviewed: 2.8 on Windows
I don't think plugin is working right.
First. You can se delay max to 99ms which is kinda low for sound delay processors. Professional cheaper hardware units can do about 135-150 ms. Very expensive like Eventide BD600+ can do up to 80 seconds and including functions like: segments, panic and dump.
DAW do not reacts to delay change immediately. You can change to maximum and it delay will be still at initial zero value for tens of seconds. Also in Opposite direction. This makes plugin quite unpredictable and not recommended for use.
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