Delays / Echo

Strymon’s reputation for making top‑quality digital effects pedals is second to none, but now they’ve made some of their creations available as DAW plug‑ins.

The ever‑growing UAFX stompbox line‑up now includes a range of more affordable single‑function digital pedals: 1176 Studio Compressor, Orion Tape Echo, Heavenly Plate Reverb and Evermore Studio Reverb.

Strymon’s Brig is a digital pedal that runs analogue ‘bucket brigade’ delay emulations, and offers three switchable delay voicings.

Scatter is a very simple‑to‑use granular delay that generates up to 64 grains with randomised positions, with stereo placement based around a fixed one‑second recording buffer.

This software adaptation of Erica’s desktop delay unit boasts plenty of substance, flexibility and attitude.

This pedal brings Roland’s classic ’80s rackmount delay into the 21st Century, with dual delay engines and modern control options.

We check out the latest version of PSP’s Lexicon PCM42 emulation.

Walrus Audio have come up with a pedal whose five switchable preset program types interact with the other controls to provide a range of granular effects that range from smooth and hypnotic to glitchy and agitated.

Pluralis allows for the creation of effects that are not possible with conventional delays.

The AIR Music Technology designers have delivered some interesting twists that make this delay plug-in worth a closer look.

The very affordable Tensol is a curious little effects plug‑in that combines granular delay processing with a resonator that’s been modelled on a string under tension.

What could possibly budge your favourite ‘big box’ delay off your pedalboard? Meris might just have the answer...

Bucket‑brigade delay pedals are making something of a comeback, and it’s almost certainly due to the unique way in which their delays degrade as they repeat...

The Particle 2 brings powerful granular processing to your pedalboard.

Pedal maestros Boss revisit the iconic Roland Space Echo in two different formats.

Could this modern tape delay prove to be even better than the real thing?

Modelling pioneers Line 6 have breathed new life into their ageing delay unit — but they’ve also retained everything that made the original a classic.

Boss’s best‑in‑class looper just got even better.

Having already emulated the Echoplex tape delay, Foxgear set their sights on the Binson Echorec.

Mirror creates reversed delay/reverb effects that come before the note...

Enjoy Electronics combine past and present in this intriguing quadraphonic digital delay.