Free Chorus Echo With Tape Delay Simulation

US Variety Of Sound NastyDLA VST for Windows to be released in November      27/10/10

Free Chorus Echo With Tape Delay Simulation


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Variety Of Sound have published details of their forthcoming NastyDLA VST plug-in for Windows...
The device enables:
  • classic chorus and echo effects
  • authentic signal path coloration
  • tape-delay style feedback and saturation
Specifications:
  • input stage model including signal coloration and non-linearities (switchable)
  • classic chorus/flanger effect with amount and rate control which automatically adopts to the delay line configuration
  • frequency balancing filter for dead-easy overall tone adjustments in the feedback path
  • two different feedback color modes
  • feedback circuit and control which supports resonance up to self-oscillation
  • standard DSP 12dB high-pass filter
  • custom "tape style" low-pass filtering
  • sophisticated "tape hiss" noise simulation
  • negative or positive pre-delay
  • comprehensive tape dynamics simulation taken from the core of the award winning FerricTDS
  • the dynamics offers a slight audio ducking effect (switchable)
  • two independent delay lines with up to 3sec delay time and sync to host
  • delay time modulation with two different modes
  • additional phase distortion (switchable)
  • audio level metering display
  • dry/wet controls plus "wet only" option
  • power / bypass switch
  • all parameters available through host automation
Pricing and Availability:
Available as freeware in early November More information:


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