Dispersion v2.0.2 VST3 WiN

ARTiCSTORM | 16 June 2022 | 7MB

Dispersion is a bouncing ball delay effect plugin. It has up to 32 sequential delay lines whose times are spread exponentially via a special formula developed at Sinevibes, in order to produce sound repetitions akin to a bouncing ball. The key feature is that a single round of such delay bounces is always summing up to a precise tempo fraction – making this a rhythmical effect. Dispersion can also gradually spread the pan of the bounces left to right and vice versa, so that the imaginary ball moves within the stereo field. With an optional inverse time spread, multiple feedback shaping features, and trademark alternating-polarity modulation, Dispersion is capable of a whole universe of unusual yet musically rich effects which simultaneously combine the characteristics of delay, reverb, chorus ensemble, and stereo widening.

Replika v1.5.3 MAC

MORiA | 25 September 2022 | 136.68MB

THE ESSENTIAL DELAY

Streamlined controls deliver instant usability, Three high-fidelity algorithms for versatile sound, Resonant filter and phaser for additional motion REPLIKA packs two professional quality delays and a powerful diffusion algorithm into a sleek, streamlined interface. Simple to use with a resonant filter and classic phaser built in, REPLIKA is a versatile delay for anything from subtle slapback to warped sheets of noise.

Entropy II v2.7.7 WiN MAC LiNUX

MOCHA | 31 August 2022 | 13.90 MB

..:: AU, AAX, VST, VST3, LV2, x86, x64 ::..

Not your Grandpa’s Delay Plugin

Entropy II, like it’s predecessor, is a stereo crossover delay but with several features that will help take your recordings to the next level! Entropy II comes with many new features that will allow you to truly express your creative vision. Choose between milliseconds delay mode when you want to dial in a precise amount of delay, or tempo sync mode when you need your track to take on a completely different form. Entropy’s unique delay algorithm is bound to make your tracks bounce with ambience and excitement.

REFLEX PRO X v1.0.2 WiN MAC

TEAM R2R | 19 September 2020| WiN: 7.9 MB | MAC: 34 MB

PLATFORMS: WiN32/64: VST/VST3/AAX | MAC: AU/VST/VST3/AAX

True stereo multi delay/fx unit with enhanced modulation and effect combination features and therefore one of the most versatile delay plug ins on the market.

Code Operator Delay Pack v1.1 WiN

Team H2O | 10-06-2005 | 8 MB

DelayPack from developer CodeOperator is a package with very useful VST delay plugins for Windows.

Delay3000 v1.0.0 WiN

Team R2R | Oct 14 2019 | 9 MB

PLATFORM: WiN64 – VST/VST3/AAX(MODiFiED)

The DELAY3000 Vintage Modern Repeater plugin is a chameleon processor that brings the delay FX for your DAW to the next level. Modeled on the Roland SDE-3000 rack delay unit, the new DELAY3000 Vintage Modern Repeater plugin adds new features and an easy to use user interface that gives you a complete arsenal of delay effects at your disposal! 16 stereo multitap patterns, repetitions Hold switch, Sync to DAW function, modulation circuit, ducking and filter sections are only a part of the features of this incredible processor. The delay circuit of the DELAY3000 Vintage Modern Repeater plugin has two separate voices for modern digital delay type FX or analog vintage sound. The famous and unique Nembrini Audio’s distortion modeling is also included in the new DELAY3000 Vintage Modern Repeater plugin…

Granule v1.0.1 WiN MAC

Team DECiBEL | 09 Jun 2020 | 34.7 MB

Grain Delay & Temporal Shifter

Granule is a granular delay processor designed to glitch, bend and tweak your audio into strange worlds of robotic sci-fi. Inspired by the Red Panda Particle guitar pedal it takes incoming signal and chops it up into tiny “grains”. After chopping your audio, these particles are routed through a looper, spectral pitch shifter and variable delay line. From there, you rearrange the grains, stretch them, morph them and create everything from marvelous shimmering pads to completely ludicrous glitch effects! Granule works best with pre-recorded material but feel free to experiment with live input as well. You never know what you might get!