Hi All,

Getting bored with the standard VST Stereo Echo, fiddling about trying to
dial in that exact delay time to match your song? Try these instead...

Tempo Delay
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Essentially a straight replacement for the standard VST Stereo Echo,
but with tempo based editing. Instead of specifying delay in mS,
dimply dial in your song tempo and measure (eg 1/4 beat). The plugin
works out the delay time for you.

Excellent for experimenting with those bouncy synchronised echos.

Two independent delay channels with programmable pan, feedback, delay
(in measures) and level.

2 second max delay time (per channel) @ 44.1kHz sample rate (or 1.83
seconds @ 48kHz).

Consumes same processor load as standard VST Stereo Echo (as benchmarked
on my Pentium 200MMX)

Sweep Delay
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Single channel delay (using tempo based editing as above) with a little
bonus... Programmable auto-panning of the delay channel.

Can also be used as a simple single-channel echo with programmable pan
position (simply set "mod width" = 0)

Auto-panning range 0.01 - 20.0 Hz.

4 second max delay time @ 44.1kHz sample rate (or 3.66 seconds @ 48kHz).

Consumes less processor load than the standard VST Stereo Echo (as
benchmarked on my Pentium 200MMX)

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Download now for FREE from http://www.dbrown.force9.co.uk, and please
read the disclaimer. No charge, no timeouts, no nag screens. Just have
fun...

Dave.

d...@dbrown.force9.net
http://www.dbrown.force9.co.uk