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Parrot has an average user rating of 5.00 from 6 reviews

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User Reviews by KVR Members for Parrot

Parrot

Reviewed By kerfuffle [all]
July 12th, 2026
Version reviewed: 1.0.1 on Mac

Very cool, high-quality multi-band delay (and other FX) plug-in. The UI takes a little getting used to but you give yourself a half hour to play with it. I'm keeping this one around.

Response from darkpalacestudios from Darkpalace Studio on July 12th, 2026

Thank you so much for this review!

It's so encouraging to see people like you being excited about PARROT.

We hope you'll keep having lots of fun with messing around with it and make some cool stuff.

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loolee
loolee
17 July 2026 at 12:56pm

BRILLIANT FX. Few feature requests to make this a no brainer and eteranal freebie for FX.

1. Make it possible to have the band in the feedback path too..
2 Make delay time key trackable.
3. Make it possible to feed delay forward from one band to the next.
4. Make it possible to have sub 0.1ms delays.

Or am i just crazy?

I find it les useful to have parallel delay lines than to have a massive serial delay line with multiple effects.. Honestly i can only imagine that it will the THE most unique effex maker on earth.

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darkpalacestudios
darkpalacestudios
20 July 2026 at 8:07pm

Hey there Loolee!

Sorry for the late reply, we only just saw this message today. Thank you so much for the feedback. We discussed your points and some points could be interesting.

(And no, you're not crazy at all!)

1. Bandpass in the feedback loop would technically be possible, although we think it wouldn't make a lot of sense (it would just 'filter away' whatever the effect added). If we don't understand your point correctly, do tell!

2. Keytracking the delay time is an interesting point, we don't immediately think of how that would work, though. We're thinking in the lines of linearly mapping the lowest note on the keyboard to the shortest delay time and the highest note on the keyboard to the highest delay time, but then how would it work when playing a chord? If you have a certain usecase in mind, let us know so we can think further about this concept.

3. Feeding the delay forward from one band over to the next would unfortunately really be a hell to implement with the delay compensation between bands (but it would be cool, we must give you that).

4. The minimum delay time can be adjusted to whatever you like by configuring the json file ("plugin_config.json"). The UI might not display the delay time correctly when you adjust it manually at the moment but it should work. We are unsure if that gives any meaningful results though, but it is definitely possible to adjust it to 0.1ms if you want to!

We hope this gives some perspective to our choices and possibilities. Please let us know if we didn't understand something correctly!

Kind regards from our team :).

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