PSP 285 New Release! Semi-modular Delay Machine (updated PSP 85)

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PSP 285 New Release! Semi-modular Delay Machine (updated PSP 85) 2022-12-28T03:38:45+00:00 PSP released this update today. Instead of just updating the PSP 85 with a resizable GUI, iLok, etc. PSP did a complete re-build of this product. It looks and sounds great and in my opinion captures this specific vintage delay sound... https://www.pspaudioware.com/products/psp-285 From their site: PSP 285 is based on our legendary PSP 84/85 delay plug-in and is our latest exploration of the endless possibilities offered by variable sample rate delay lines. It can produce an extremely wide variety of delay-based effects – from simple slapbacks and echoes to complex rhythmic patterns, from faithful magnetic tape delay simulations to twisted out-of-this-world pitch-shifting and resonant filtering effects – all at world-class audio quality. Intro offer! Until January 14th PSP 285 will be offered at the special introductory price of $99 (includes sales or VAT taxes). Starting from January 15th PSP 285 regular price $149 will be applied (includes sales or VAT taxes). Current users of the PSP 85 can buy X-grade to PSP 285 for $28.50 only. The crossgrade is free of charge for users who bought PSP 85 in 2022. To get access to the plug-in log-in to your PSP account and go to My plug-ins section. In order to activate PSP 285, you need an iLok user ID which you can create for free at https://www.ilok.com/, and you need to install the free iLok License Manager application. A hardware USB iLok dongle is NOT required, however it is optional. After upgrading you can keep and use the old version on your DAW. Please keep in mind that new version is not backward compatible with the previous version, so it won’t automatically replace the old version in your projects. Since PSP 85 won’t be supported or developed further we highly recommend that you start using PSP 285 in all your new projects. Screen Shot 2022-12-27 at 10.34.38 PM.jpg Screen Shot 2022-12-28 at 12.38.03 AM.png Screen Shot 2022-12-28 at 1.01.50 AM.png Applications PSP 285 is primarily designed for use on individual tracks during recording, mixing, or live performances – it’s great for experimenting with vocals, guitars, or any other type of track. You can use PSP 285 for delays with classic sound and authentic feel, but its capabilities go far beyond that. Its algorithms are suitable for leading tracks, solos, synthesizers, drum loops, or instrumental patterns – or to create out-of-this-world audio phenomena, with a library of inspiring presets to demonstrate its potential. PSP 285’s independent channel settings and panned feedback let you go beyond simple stationary pan positions, to create lively spatial delay effects that shine through in a mix including Mid-Side processing. BBuilt-inuilt-in ducking, which can be controlled by an external sidechain signal, can greatly improve the mix clarity. RResonantesonant ﬁlters let you sculpt the tone of your delays, and the built-in envelope detector and tempo-synced low frequency oscillator (LFO) offer enormous modulation possibilities. Delay gating provides extended control over the number and level of echoes, something usually possible only with multi-tap delays. Thanks to its variable internal sample rate, PSP 285 can create sounds ranging from clean and pristine to dirty and distorted… from pitch-twist effects and ﬂangers to rich vocal doublers and unequaled detune effects. Last but not least, the built-in reverberation unit can add space and warmth whenever required. plexuss https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=210989

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Post by Tj Shredder » Sat Oct 12, 2024 5:33 pm

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$75 dollar for a delay is quite absurd…

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Post by jens » Sat Oct 12, 2024 9:16 pm

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Tj Shredder wrote: Sat Oct 12, 2024 5:33 pm $75 dollar for a delay is quite absurd…

TBH it's much rather a clever semi-modular multi-fx though...

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Post by sqigls » Sat Oct 12, 2024 9:21 pm

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that's why i waited for the recent $17 sale at JRR shop

and yes, it's versatile and sounds great
my goto delay now

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