I've done a search, but can't really find any useful info on multi-tap delay.

Info Im after:

How does it work?

Good Multi-Tap delay vst's? (Software, freeware & purchasable)

Good presets?

Really lookin 4ward to some good replies....

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Originally posted by ManTrance I've done a search, but can't really find any useful info on multi-tap delay. Info Im after: How does it work? Good Multi-Tap delay vst's? (Software, freeware & purchasable) Good presets? Really lookin 4ward to some good replies....

It is just a bunch of delays in one interface, the Tap refers to one delay line. 6Tap = 6 delay lines.

Mac or PC vsts? Try http://www.kvr-vst.com/ for all your plugin needs.

A decent plugin will have decent presets.

Keep your expectations low and you won't be disapointed...

Am I right in thinking you can use multi-tap delay for setting the delay to one channel, or alternating channels?

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Vaguely relevant question...can anyone recommend any delay/chorus/reverb type software plugins ? Preferably non-free ones (Unless of course there are decent free ones about) as I'm looking for quality. The Cubase SX ones, although I've only briefly played with them, seem a bit poor - but then that could just be the user

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Originally posted by ManTrance Am I right in thinking you can use multi-tap delay for setting the delay to one channel, or alternating channels?

Yeah that is right.



neil_f if you ever want plugins check here http://www.kvr-vst.com/

I know that the waves multitap delay is very good quality... However, it is sold I think as a part of a group of excellent plugins (waves bundles) but it costs an arm and a leg so unless you have cash to burn...

I've actually got the waves bundle somewhere.

I'll try it out 2nite. Cheers Kwlness

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Originally posted by neil_f Vaguely relevant question...can anyone recommend any delay/chorus/reverb type software plugins ? Preferably non-free ones (Unless of course there are decent free ones about) as I'm looking for quality. The Cubase SX ones, although I've only briefly played with them, seem a bit poor - but then that could just be the user

there is retrodelay, which is free and pretty nice. i use ohmforce ohmboys delay all the time - some ppl think it's a bit too clinical, but i like it a lot, since it has two delay lines, multimode resonant filter, and lfo's assignable to ANYTHING.
waves have a multitap delays (1tap, 2tap, 4tap, 6tap) , but it is a part of their bundles, and pretty pricey, so check their website. some people also really like psp84 delay, and i still didn't figure why
reverbs? hm. the waves' trueverb and rverb are pretty good, as they say, but there are some good free ones like ambience.