Nolard Spring Reverb & Tape Delay

P2P | 12 September 2024 | 1.13 GB

This great sounding spring reverb is unique among Nebula reverbs, because it includes a control which acts like a ’tilt’ EQ, tilting from ‘bassy’, through flat, to ‘trebly’. It sounds massive on the bassy side. I also provide a fade control which allows you to shorten the length of the reverb while keeping a nice smooth fade-out. These controls are both firsts in the Nebula world, and they allow you to fine-tune the sound so the reverb fits more perfectly in your mixes. I made ‘lite’ versions for use during mixing, that you can use to audition the sound and find the best combinations of settings on the controls that work well in your mix. These versions load fast and use little resources, so you should even be able to use multiple instances. The full versions sound better though, so you should switch to them for rendering, which is quick and easy to do using the buttons on the included custom skin! There’s also a version of the reverb without the fade control, and another without the EQ and fade controls. Those use even less CPU, and all are accessible from the buttons on the skin.

P930 Lunar Lander MAC

MORiA | 12 November 2024 | 87.97 MB

..: AU | VST3 | AAX* :..

P930 Lunar Lander elevates everything we love about plate reverb and delay to new heights, offering next-level control, shaping, and enhancement of the audio signal. A flexible and creative ducking circuit, adjustable noise and multiple stages of wet/dry blend options round out some of the other available features of this purely algorithmic powerhouse. P930 is equipped with a triple P42 Climax saturation circuit, LPF and HPF with bandwidth control in each module and a routable ducking, inverse ducking and gating circuit. Put it on your plastic sounding soft synth, and crank the saturation up, and transform your Chihuahua synth to a Dobermann Synth! Simply said, the P930 gets the sound to sit perfectly in the mix with minimum tweaking.

U-He MFM2 v2.5.1

Team R2R | 19 October 2024 | 112.99MB

MFM2: More Feedback Machine

 ( CLAP, AUv2, VST2, VST3, AAX*)

MFM2 is our over-the-top digital delay plug-in. You can create anything from subtle textured echos to huge spacey reverbs, from wild tonal steps on a pad to rhythmic deconstruction of a drum track. As a regular delay MFM2 already offers as much control and inspiration as possible, while the advanced features in version 2.5 open up wider horizons. More feedback, more control, more inspiration!

ColourCopy v1.0.2 WiN MAC LiNUX

Team R2R| 19 October 2024 | 96.95MB

( CLAP, AUv2, VST2, VST3, AAX*)

A virtual analog effect inspired by classic bucket-brigade delays (bbd), but extended with modern features. We called our new baby “Colour Copy” because it can deliver the kind of colouration people still love in classic bbd units, but with a wider variety of colours. Colour Copy started life as the little delay unit called “Lyrebird” we built into Repro-1, but the sound was too good not to be developed further and become an fx plug-in.

aXPlugins BUNDLE WiN

Team R2R | 18 October 2024 | ~74MB

a1Bundle | a3Bundle | aXBundle

Ambisonics plugins for immersive and spatial audio production.

Kuiper v1.0.2 WiN

Team R2R | 12 September 2024 | 3.7 MB

GRANULAR DELAY

Guitar Delay FX Basics

HiDERA | 31 August 2024 | 596 MB

Who doesn’t love a good delay pedal? As one of the most commonly seen effects on guitar pedal boards across the world, delay pedals have certainly played a huge role in shaping the sound of countless players over the decades. But how much do you really know about them, how they operate, and what can be done with them? In this guitar delay effect video course, effects guru Stephen Davis takes you on an exploration of the delay pedal and its many possible uses in various genres. You’ll learn how they do what they do, and how you can exploit this knowledge in unique and creative ways, such as stacking delay pedals, getting overdrive sounds, mixing analog and digital, and more. By the end of this guitar delay course, you’ll develop an even greater appreciation for this effect and all it can do. These guitar delay videos are designed for anyone with a delay effect on their pedal board. Stephen begins with a brief introduction, outlining all the topics covered in the course to provide you with a comprehensive understanding, along with some typical usage ideas. Then, Stephen delves into the specifics, starting with the use of a feedback loop and demonstrating it with a Strymon TimeLine. This is followed by a look at the Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man and how its level control can be used as a natural overdrive when used with a tube amp.