Delay, again, 2024.

[jtsterays]

Idk, for bread n butter, still Echoboy for me. Low CPU, pretty feature packed and even though it's technically inferior/less authentic to the recent offerings, I still think it sounds more musical than them. The Soundtoys house sound is pretty nice still to this day.

[Digivolt]

Process Audio Ripple Delay is my go to these days, it's very feature rich, I still use U-He color copy, Valhalla delay, Echoboy and Replika sometimes though

[Igro]

iZotope just dropped their delay called Cascadia a few days ago.

So far, I love everything about it for a bread-n-butter delay that sounds soooooo clean. I also love that it's freely resizable so I can stretch it to my liking - really nice touch.

Bread and butter clean delay? So it sounds like any digital delay then?

Yes and no. The unmasking effect is actually pretty effective at cleaning up the delayed signals and when I compared it to other delays in the same project, it definitely has a lot more clarity when using moderate-high unmasking levels. So, it's not what I would call a "character" delay, except perhaps that its character is simply being very clean and crystal clear.

Thanks. Sounds interesting. I usually prefer exactly the clean delays - they sit perfectly in the mix. I will try it.

[zerocrossing]

Process Audio Ripple Delay is my go to these days, it's very feature rich, I still use U-He color copy, Valhalla delay, Echoboy and Replika sometimes though

Hm, that Ripple Delay looks interesting. Must investigate.

[Morty-C-137]

Ripple is great. Really like the sound, GUI and UX philosophy of Process Audio.

[Nug Wrangler]

d16 Repeater is my go-to these days

[simon.a.billington]

iZotope just dropped their delay called Cascadia a few days ago.

So far, I love everything about it for a bread-n-butter delay that sounds soooooo clean. I also love that it's freely resizable so I can stretch it to my liking - really nice touch.

Bread and butter clean delay? So it sounds like any digital delay then?

You'd think it would sound clean, but not quite. It doesn't sound like tape either. I could out on a limb and say it sounds a bit more like an earlier electronic delay, but not quite either.

I'm thinking its somewhere between that and a clean digital delay, but when you engage Unmask that also imparts a bit of a characteristic sound.