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Thanks all, I will start checking these out :) On Jul 30, 2012, at 3:26 AM, Per Boysen wrote: > On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 8:41 AM, Phil Clevenger > <phil.clevenger@gmail.com> wrote: >> What VST delay plug ins are you using and loving? > > > Two of my fav's are already mentioned: FabFilter Timeless 2 and > SoundToys Echoboy (also great for "vintage reverb"). > > My third favorite delay is the Tape Delay found in Logic and > Mainstage. The cool thing is its nice emulation of tape speed switch > noise. Timeless 2 also has that BTW, but not so simple and sexy as the > Tape Delay plugin. Too bad it is not a separate plugin and only found > as part of Logic and Mainstage. I think though, that you should be > able to set up a similar tape speed noise dub thing with Augustus > Loop. I don't use Augustus in general, as I do with the one mentioned > above, but for specific tasks where I know that "this thing I want > here is a typical case for Augustus". I kind of use Augustus more as a > looper than for delay effect processing. > > For my kind of live looping I like a delay with such speed shift noise > emulations because when I change the tempo, while playing, all such > delays scream and whine in a lovely way. > > Since you are using Ableton Live I must say that I like its Ping Pong > Delay as well! Especially since it has a filter that you can set to > sweep a bit by some LFO control routing. For dub feel tweaking one can > set Live's Return Track (that hosts the Ping Pong Delay) to Send into > itself. But be careful not to go into feedback hell. Better slap a > limiter or compressor into the loop. No fancy rubberband feel of tape > speed noise here, but thanks to the filter in the signal path you can > create "climbing shimmer" delays that add a new dimension to your > music (I often do the filter-climb trick with Tape Delay and Echoboy > too). > > Greetings from Sweden > > Per Boysen > www.perboysen.com > http://www.youtube.com/perboysen >