Classic Tape Delay FX For Ableton

US Surreal Machines releases Dub Machines - Analog Echos for Max for Live      09/05/14

New company Surreal Machines - co-founded by Ableton's Matt Jackson and collaborator Pete Dowling - has released Dub Machines featuring two premium delay effects for Max for Live - Magnetic and Diffuse. Here's how they describe each of them:

Modeled on classic tape-echo machines, Magnetic features multiple physical tape models and three virtual tape heads to choose from. Using convolution reverb, impulse responses from a variety of classic reverbs and machine noises are also available. Whether you want shimmering, Pink Floyd-style echos, or a building, wobbly feedback tail reminiscent of Lee "Scratch" Perry, Magnetic is a capable beast.

Straddling a line between delay and reverb, Diffuse features a sophisticated feedback network for small tight spaces or long, lush, swells. with up to 150% feedback and a special "pump" effect, Diffuse is a beautiful tool for sound sculpture.



Pricing and Availability:
EUR 29


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