Is Deelay really that good?

[kritikon]

Dunno how I missed it, but I completely did. I was surfing around and hit on this vid in some downtime at work. There's at least 3 plugins there that I have to check out. Deelay looks right up my street - reverse/reverse-forward, which still isn't commonly on delays, diffusion, and TBH it just sounds lush from what vids I could find online after seeing this one. After my run of nights I'm def downloading Deelay. Sounds better-featured than quite a few commercial delays I could name... In the meantime to keep my GAS going, until I can play with it - what's the general opinion on Deelay?



Incidentally, I'd also never heard of Cardinal. Must try it out. And it persuaded me to finally check out Surge - dunno why I haven't already - I used it years ago when it came out and I liked it then, but it looks like a different beast nowadays. The other FX in the vid were a bit meh IMO, but I never got into trance gates, so prolly just my weird tastes. And some distortions - which sound good, but generally I'm not into fuckstuffup music

[mabian]

I have been trying Deelay and it's my goto free delay now.
I had an issue with high feedback and signal clipping and it was fixed in one day (the free version eh).

And... Surge and Vital are simply amazing.

- Mario

[mabian]

Since you're at Sixth Sample, also check the free CramIt. A better OTT

- Mario

[kritikon]

Yeah, I spotted CramIt. Might try it out - though I'm happy with Squasher in Cubase. Can't hurt to have another one I suppose.

[El°HYM]

Also liking Deelay a lot. Not sure how much the paid version really adds, yet always a good idea to support independent & innovative developers.

[metalifuxx]

You must have missed me posting about it here 9 months ago. I think Venus Theory spotted my post here and decided to spotlight it in this video

[kritikon]

Your post obviously bore the appropriate fruit. It was a delivery worth waiting for...

[martiu]

it is dat good yeah, CramIt is also amazin