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Posted by paulc_dj on Nov-17-2008 10:31:

Delay - what do you use?

I was just wondering what delay plugs you guys tend to use and why you use them (ease of use etc..).

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Posted by hasbone on Nov-17-2008 10:47:

Audiodamage Dubstation

Easiest thing ever to set up, and can do almost anything i need.

Posted by Subtle on Nov-17-2008 10:57:

Kjaerhus Audio Classic Delay

Nomad Factory Liquid Delay

Posted by Ry Thomas on Nov-17-2008 16:32:

Delay Factor and Mackie Mono Delay(d8b plugins)

Posted by junkie_vince on Nov-17-2008 20:44:

I usually use abelton�s simple delay & tweak it to get what I�m looking for.
I use TAL-Dub sometimes too. The best thing about it is its free

Posted by evo8 on Nov-18-2008 01:11:

Live's Simple Delay and Grain Delay, also UAD DM-1

Posted by cybernetica on Nov-18-2008 03:15:

Bionic Delay... great for those really long and wide feedbackish delays, and its free.

Posted by Lolo on Nov-18-2008 06:21:

Basically Logic's delays when working in Logic, Live's delays when working with Live. Depends what I'm after.

Logic: Tape Delay for analog feedback fx. Stereo Delay for slap (turning off the sync) followed by a dirmixer to prevent from phasing out.

Live: Ping pong delay for stereo delay fx, followed by utility to reduce the width. Simple delay unsynced for slap and unsynced fx. Grain delay unscynced for great octave fx on a pad.

3rd party plugins: ohmboys and dubstation.

The secret of analog feedback inside the digital world?? Send a delay onto itself (with feedback on minimum!! WATCH YOUR SPEAKERS). Very useful when working in Reason or Live, that do not provide any tape delay.

Posted by Chronosis on Nov-18-2008 16:42:

Retro Delay for its versatility.

Posted by Zak McKracken on Nov-18-2008 21:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Lolo
The secret of analog feedback inside the digital world?? Send a delay onto itself (with feedback on minimum!! WATCH YOUR SPEAKERS). Very useful when working in Reason or Live, that do not provide any tape delay.

great advice thanks, could you also post a sample of how that "should" sound?

Posted by Lolo on Nov-19-2008 05:48:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X3J-9e-vFg

Posted by alanzo on Nov-19-2008 14:08:

ALthough I don't like to, I'll typically use MGAUdio's freeware delay plugin. http://mgaudio.de/modules/main.php And sometimes for trippy FX I'll use this Roland Space Echo emulation. It's nowhere near as good as Universal Audio's, but it was only $25 - http://www.genuinesoundware.com/?a=showproduct&b=26

I wish I could find a VST that is as easy to use and sounds as good as the Virus' delay. Anyone have a plugin suggestion for a delay that is as good as the Virus'?

Posted by junkie_vince on Nov-19-2008 15:18:

quote:
Originally posted by alanzo
And sometimes for trippy FX I'll use this Roland Space Echo emulation. It's nowhere near as good as Universal Audio's, but it was only $25 - http://www.genuinesoundware.com/?a=showproduct&b=26

I heard its actually pretty good for 25 bucks & was thinking of buying it

Posted by Theran on Nov-19-2008 15:46:

Mostly Cubase's built-in delay. Works fine for me, I also use the PSP Audioware 608 Multidelay.

Posted by jupiterone on Nov-19-2008 15:51:

audio damage ricochet

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Nov-21-2008 16:51:

quote:
Originally posted by jupiterone
audio damage ricochet

Looks cool: http://vimeo.com/1623437?pg=embed&sec=1623437