Adam Monroe’s Delay is a new versatile delay effect processor plugin for PC & Mac (VST/AU/AAX) that is easy to-use and free of charge!
Adam Monroe Music has released recently the Adam Monroe’s Delay, a new free delay effect processor plugin for PC & Mac. It simulates simple to very experimental delay effects.
Overview
Adam Monroe’s Delay is a free VST AAX and AU effect plugin for Windows and OS X. There are many free and commercial delay effect plugins, but I wanted to make my own unique delay.
The end goal was to make a highly parameterized delay plugin that could emulate some of the classic delay sounds like slapback, as well as create new and interesting effects, and package them in a comprehensive preset list and GUI, that the end user could easily navigate.
The development of this plugin was restricted to the delay effect itself. Early on, the idea of a “time stretching” delay effect you might find on some digital and analog delay pedals as you change the delay time – for example, the rimshots on the Bauhaus song “Bella Lugosi’s Dead” – was toyed with, but due to developmental restraints was ommitted from the final version of the plugin. Future versions of this plugin might include this feature.
Perhaps the most interesting feature of this plugin is the option to set the high pass and low pass filters to linear or exponential. Setting to exponential creates interesting effects like hisses and clicks, as the filtering folds-back on the delay buffer. This effect works best at 44.1 kHz, but many sample rates are supported.
Features
- ping-pong panning that is synced to the delay time, so that each delay sounds like an echo sweeping from left to right.
- built in high and low pass filtering, so that the frequency of the delay can be filtered, well leaving the original dry signal intact.
- mix, panning, and panning-width controls.
Adam Monroe’s Delay is available now for free for Windows and Mac (VST/AU/AAX).
More information here: Adam Monroe Music
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