Valhalla Delay released

[jens]

You could of just said WAVES

could of
How the uneducated say 'could have'
chav: I could of got a E in school fo da english literachar, but i got a ungraded instead.

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[Kr3eM]

If ValhallaDelay is similar but different, that should be viewed as a strength, not a weakness.

[david.beholder]

I am hoping that the apparent omission of features on Valhalla Delay that I enjoy on PSP Echo are going to be more than made up for by its sound and the choice of models. Not having separate wet/dry controls, ducking and separate panning/width controls will feel like a step back though.

Sorry, do you mean Valhalla Delay doesn't have wet/dry control?

[mholloway]

I am hoping that the apparent omission of features on Valhalla Delay that I enjoy on PSP Echo are going to be more than made up for by its sound and the choice of models. Not having separate wet/dry controls, ducking and separate panning/width controls will feel like a step back though.

Sorry, do you mean Valhalla Delay doesn't have wet/dry control?

no, he means it doesn't have *separate* wet and dry controls. a two-knob approach allows for greater flexibility in the overall mix between wet and dry (a single knob, though common, provides a forced ratio).

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

$50 no sale ever, period? Lol i'll stick with sound toys echo boy

So the model of "Echoboy regularly sells for $199, but on sale now for $49, act fast" is somehow better than just pricing a plugin at $50 with no sales? Fifty bucks is fifty bucks. What's a more honest approach?

[david.beholder]

no, he means it doesn't have *separate* wet and dry controls. a two-knob approach allows for greater flexibility in the overall mix between wet and dry (a single knob, though common, provides a forced ratio).

Thanks for clarifying.
If person wants separate levels they could do it in 1 click in ableton effects rack and I guess in other daws too. So looks like dry/wet is to only control plugin need.

Where one can see screenshot of UI or it's still only for better testers?

[chk071]

Yeah, should be no problem if used as a send effect?

[chk071]

$50 no sale ever, period? Lol i'll stick with sound toys echo boy

So the model of "Echoboy regularly sells for $199, but on sale now for $49, act fast" is somehow better than just pricing a plugin at $50 with no sales? Fifty bucks is fifty bucks. What's a more honest approach?

There's nothing dishonest about sales. If you really need the plugin, you buy for the initital price. If you don't, you play it smart, and wait for a sale. It serves the human nature, nothing more, nothing less. A constant price doesn't serve human nature. It serves a idealized human nature, which does not exist in reality.

Anyway, let's keep this to talk about the plugin, no philosophical questions.

[el-bo (formerly ebow)]

Yeah, should be no problem if used as a send effect?

Which isn't always preferred

[chk071]

What's the downside of use of a send effect vs. a insert effect, apart from having effect channels?

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

Anyway, let's keep this to talk about the plugin, no philosophical questions.

I'd love to talk more about the plug-in, but I'd need to be able to use it first.

[chk071]

True. It doesn't have wet & dry though, so there's much to be talked about.

[gentleclockdivider]

What's the downside of use of a send effect vs. a insert effect, apart from having effect channels?

Don't put it on a send bus too long , it may hurt the plug's feelings

[chk071]

[el-bo (formerly ebow)]

What's the downside of use of a send effect vs. a insert effect, apart from having effect channels?

If you only use one delay in a track, it's not too much of a stress to send your channels to a bus. However, things start to get really unwieldy when you want to use multiple different delay configurations, and you need all these redundent channels/buses hanging around.

But, for me, the biggest reason for favouring inserts is being able to save the whole effects path as a channel strip