Repeater Delay Released by Slate Digital

November 30th, 2016 by

Slate Digital it has conjured up some emulation for our stockings this holiday season with the Repeater Delay.

Load up one of 23 different delay types and let the tweaking begin.

Load up one of 23 different delay types and let the tweaking begin.

Developed in collaboration between Slate Digital and D16, the dual delay features 23 delay emulations from classics analog designs to modern digital including oil cans, plates, tape machines, and more. Features for the plug-in include pitch-widening, lo-fi degradation, and analog feedback. Analog feedback cycles all repeats continuously through an analog-modeled circuit path allowing the feedback to melt away naturally.

Repeater is available now for $99 MSRP, $119 with iLok included, and $14.99/month as part of the Everything Bundle.

 

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