10 Common Reverb Delay Mistakes TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Feb 11 2015 | 134 MB

Discover all kinds of time-based reverb, echo and chorusing faux pas to avoid in this blunder-ridden course by audio expert! Grow! Learn! Make Mistakes! Or, better yet, let US make them FOR you. Ever wonder why your mixes aren’t as crisp and clear as the ones you listen to by your favorite artists? One of the reasons might be the way the inherent blurriness of time-based FX like echo and reverb can interfere with an otherwise well-recorded track.

Delay for Electronic Producers TUTORiAL

P2P | 04-06-2015 | 920 MB

Want to know how the pro’s make music? Delay is an AWESOME audio effect that can add character, depth and originality to your sounds. Delay For Electronic Producers is the perfect introduction and refresher course to get you up to speed and creatively fired up. Detailing everything from practical applications of delay to more advanced and creative techniques. Each video introduces a new way to use delay that will leave you totally pumped and eager to start applying your new found skills straight away! In this creative guide, learn how to effectively apply delay to a variety of source sounds. Learn when, why and how delay works with step by step guidance and creative insights that you can continue to experiment with long after you’ve completed the course.

Epralux POD4500 – Particle Octaved Delay VST WiN

HY2ROG3N | 15.04.2015 | 2.2 MB

Perfect for experimental music styles, minimal, psychedelic sounds, chillout, glitch, futuristic movie music, all dance music styles… POD4500 is not delay like you know, it is something totally different. If you like progressive music genres like experimental, minimal, glitch, nu skool dnb, electrohouse, psytrance, chillout or if you are seeking for new original sound don’t waste your time and try DEMO of POD4500.

Hysteresis: Free glitch delay WiN MAC

Free | 12/07/2014 | 6.78 MB

HYSTERESIS is a FREE glitch delay plugin geared toward creating robotic artifacts and abstract musical malfunctions. Hysteresis features a delay effect with stutter, lowpass filter and modulation effects thrown into the feedback signal path. Easily infuse your projects with glitchy articulations and abstract textures. Process anything from drums and percussion to synth lines and sound effects. On top of being able to create incredibly wild signal mutations, it can also be used to generate classic delay effects.

AnalogDelay v1.0.1 AU VST WiN MAC

TEAM HY2ROG3N | WiN & MAC | 2.83 MB

It consist in a delay unit followed by a 2nd order lowpass filter with saturation. The delay-time can evolve between 0 and max-delay which lets you be very accurate. You can also synchronise the delay to the tempo with different resolutions from 1/128 to 1 bar and control the way the delay-time is interpolated with the kind of interpolation and the time-constant.

VescoFx Haas Delay VST 1.0 WiN

Team fsh | 08/2009 | 747 KB

This delay effect can bring more natural sounding stereo effects to your mix (or push it over the top for uniquely unnatural effects). Haas delay will allow your tracks to have solid spatial positioning information by increasing the spatial cues in a more natural sounding way than panning or phasing methods. You can also use Haas to increase the size of your tracks by giving them a large stereo spread while simultaneously opening up the center of your mix for other instruments. Put it on a couple guitar tracks for a huge rhythm sound. Put it on a lead vocal track to emulate a doubling effect (similar to classic ADT processing). Use it to enhance a keyboard or piano track but is having trouble shining in a dense mix. Use it on just about anything to get that unique pro studio sheen. You will find a Haas style delay effect on just about every popular recording in the last twenty-five years. This is your chance to bring this special effect to your mix without complex routing schemes and extra mixing steps.

Starplugs Cyclone-Delay VST v1.01 WiN

Team BEAT | VST | 09-30-2005 | x86 (x64 works with jBridge) | 2.3 MB

Cyclone Delay is a MIDI clock-synced 5.1 rotation delay.

The delays of each 5.1 (beside LFE) input-channel will rotate in your complete surround bus, group or master section. You are able to set different rotation- and delay-styles. The rotation speed of the delay-signal is set by the sync–selector. Bar measures are MIDI clock-synced values. The rotation starts and stops with start and stop playing and the rotation-point resets on stop command. Beside left and right circle-turn you have the choice of different cross- and random-jumping-modes for your delay-signal.