delay plugin recommendations

[tekara]

anyone tried the PSP 608 multidelay?

Or does anyone else have any good suggestions of nice delay plugins?

I would one that is capable of the regular stuff (pingpong, bpm synced, 4/8/16 etc etc)

thanks!

[Kingston]

we just had this thread here less than week a go. I suggest you use search.

and I also suggest you check out Urs More Feedback Machine, which happens to be free, but miles ahead the PSP expensive shit. Honestly, what was the point of ever releasing PSP 608 since there's MFM?

[kritikon]

Urs MFM? First time I heard of it...thanks for the tip.

Urs...free? You sure?

[Kingston]

yeah, it's free. or donationware IIRC. Possibly one of the first ever plugins to do so, and I think the only crossplatform one from Urs.

(I seem to remember him moaning about no donations back then, then shortly moving to full time commercial development)

here: http://www.u-he.com/mfm/mfm01.html

He was ahead of the time for sure.

[Urs]

Hey Kingston,

Thanks man!

(I was wondering why there were 3 registrations all out of the sudden... now I know )

I think the only crossplatform one from Urs.

Hehehe, sound's like you've been caught in an endless MFM delay loop for more than a year or so. Press Panic, I'm working crossplatform ever since Filterscape 1.1

Cheers,

Urs

[Kingston]

sound's like you've been caught in an endless MFM delay loop

I meant the only donationware-crossplatform-plugin-from-you.

I knew about the *new* stuff.

[Urs]

I meant the only donationware-crossplatform-plugin-from-you.

Heh, I see!

Well, I've somehow concentrated on magware for freebies... although... hmmm... we'll see...

Urs

[The Chase]

Totally the Kjaerhus classic delay, and retrodelay

[diverdee]

If you're willing to spend money on one try ohmforce's ohmboyz delay - that bugger will do just about anything, very reasonable price & cpu hit also.

[JackDark]

I like OctoEcho, personally.

[TotcProductions]

Go for the PSP Lexicon plugs. Those are great.

Stick with Ephonic's Retro Delay otherwise.

peace

[aetmos]

You could use my free Tom Pong:
http://www.gersic.com/plugins/index.php?daPlug=1

MDSPDuckDelay is kinda cool, too:
http://www.gersic.com/plugins/index.php?daPlug=133

[dry bones]

Audiodamage Dubstation
mda Dubdelay
Smartelectronix Bouncy

[dsp music]

Didn't know the MFM plug, thanks for pointing it out

I suggest retro delay (e phonic) & bionic delay (from interruptor), ixox delay is good as well


@ aetmos : nice site you have set up there

i just discover this small app, is it made by you???
img2wav

a little program which will convert an image in JPEG form into an audio file.
The idea here is based on the fact that the color for each pixel of a jpeg is represented by a 24 bit number. Much like web colors, each component of a pixel (Red, Green, and Blue) is stored with 8 bits, and has a maximum value of 255 (2^8=256). By using these three 8 bit colors together to create one 24 bit number, we can create a 24 bit audio sample with each pixel. Since we need 44,100 samples for each second of audio, most of the .wav files you'll create will be pretty short, unless you use a particularly large image.

i didn't try it a lot since i'm at work and i'm not supposed to do such things but will give it a deeper try at home ... and try to launch the results in some wavetable synth

[aetmos]

@ aetmos : nice site you have set up there

Thanks, dsp music.

i just discover this small app, is it made by you???
img2wav

Yup, I wrote that a few years ago. It just takes each pixel of a jpeg, and turns it into a 24-bit sample. You end up with a bunch of really crazy noises.