The Interruptor EchoLive by The Interruptor is a Virtual Effect Audio Plugin. It functions as a VST Plugin.
| Product | EchoLive |
| Developer | The Interruptor |
| Price (MSRP) | Free |
| Type / Tags | Delay / EchoLo-Fi |
Plug-in, App & Soundware Format(s)
| Effect(s) |
Operating System Availability
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Latest Version |
Download | Released |
| 1.1 |
Downloads |  |
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| Copy Protection | None |
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Latest Version Changes [view all]EchoLive is a tape delay plug-in with special features for live use.
Features:
- The delay time can be defined by tapping the tempo with the mouse or on a MIDI keyboard or MIDI controller.
- Alternatively the delay time can also be set manually or synchronized with the host application.
- Latency compensation: you can compensate your soundcard's latency for perfectly timed echoes in live applications.
- Tape model including tape saturation, tape hiss, wow & flutter, low and high pass filtering, smooth parameter for continuous delay time changes like on a real tape delay.
- Stereo-control: ping pong delay, time symmetry, stereo width.
- All parameters are controllable by MIDI controllers.
- MIDI learn: Each control can be automated via MIDI controllers. The default assignment of MIDI controllers is documented in the pop-up hints. To assign a different controller right-click on a control then choose "Learn" from the pop-up menu and twiggle the hardware controller you want to assign. Alternatively choose "Unlearn" or "Edit.." to assign a controller from a list.
Reviewed By Tony Ostinato
December 30, 2009
I added echolive to my already stacked up and near power limit rack of vstis that i use live on my laptop and ive been using it almost half a year thru about 100 shows now and its behaved very well, no crashes and no hiccups. i run at 64 samples latency and 48k.
getting right to the fun part the tap tempo works great. just exactly as youd expect a hardware tap tempo delay to work and i found it pretty easy to match up to a live drummer. in fact the first time i used it live it lined up great and was quite fun.
it reminds me a lot of my old echoplex and behaves in somewhat the same way with a fairly similar sound.
gui isnt exactly sexy but i do like the blacklight green on a dark stage, that looks nice. controls are laid out fine and its easy to program what you want.
feedback knob might be a little touchy at the point of overload, seems like its goes overloading way too fast when you move the knob one pixel and it would be nice to have a smoother transition here for bringing things to overload and then back again subtly. still others might like it just fine how it is now.
but really i grabbed it because of the tap tempo function and i did not think it would be as nicely done as it is, very impressive.Read more
getting right to the fun part the tap tempo works great. just exactly as youd expect a hardware tap tempo delay to work and i found it pretty easy to match up to a live drummer. in fact the first time i used it live it lined up great and was quite fun.
it reminds me a lot of my old echoplex and behaves in somewhat the same way with a fairly similar sound.
gui isnt exactly sexy but i do like the blacklight green on a dark stage, that looks nice. controls are laid out fine and its easy to program what you want.
feedback knob might be a little touchy at the point of overload, seems like its goes overloading way too fast when you move the knob one pixel and it would be nice to have a smoother transition here for bringing things to overload and then back again subtly. still others might like it just fine how it is now.
but really i grabbed it because of the tap tempo function and i did not think it would be as nicely done as it is, very impressive.Read more
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