Sinevibes Stream Is A New Creative Delay Sequencer With 32 Delay Taps

March 28, 2019 Synth Anatomy News, Plugins, Software 0

Sinevibes has expanded its product range today with a new exciting plugin for macOS. Stream is a new creative delay sequencer plugin with up to 32 individual delay taps. It can produce a wide range of sounds from classic delayed sounds too complex rhythmical effects.

Stream is again a plugin by Sinevibes with which you can go very deep in sound design.

Overview

Sinevibes has released Stream, its all-new delay sequencer Audio Unit plugin for Mac. Stream features an array of 32 individual delay taps routed sequentially one after another, with gradual or stepped feedback. Each tap is routed into its own filter and has dedicated level and pan parameters. The delay sequence includes variable stereo modulation which is uniquely applied with phase inversion between odd and even taps.

Stream allows choosing between modern and vintage characters and has a time multiple control to slow down or speed up the whole delay sequence up to four times as if it was a sampled loop. With such immense configurability, Stream can create a whole symphony of reflections – from organically chaotic to precisely rhythmic – and anything in between. It’s a delay that looks like a sequencer and a sequencer that works like a delay.

Features

Up to 32 sequential delay taps, with global time multiply feature (1/4x to 4x).
Each tap has its own individual time, low-pass or high-pass filter, level and pan.
Delay feedback includes gradual (per tap) and stepped (per round) modes.
Selectable modern or vintage interpolation for two distinct sound characters.
Built-in LFO for time modulation, with even-odd polarity inversion and stereo phase offset.
Multiple utility functions for individual or global tap parameter shifting and looping.
Color-coded graphics with subtle animations.
Fully hardware-accelerated rendering with support for retina screen resolution.
Works with any application that supports Audio Unit effect plugins.
Requires OS X 10.6 or later running on 32 or 64 bit Intel Macs.