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W.A Production Announces SphereDelay – A Multimode Delay With a Twist

March 8, 2018

SphereDelay by W.A Production is an innovative Multimode Delay Effect Plugin developed for those who want something more when working with effects. No longer will you have to rely on basic Delay presets found inside your DAW. SphereDelay has a sleek and easy workflow and will add new depth to your sound with a wide variety of customisation features that are unique and limitless.

SphereDelay comes with:

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  • Variable State Filter – (High-Pass, Low-Pass, Band-Pass) stereo linked 24db/oct self-oscillating filter
  • Saturation – Analog Tape Style Saturation, to get the warm classic sound of a real Tape Delay
  • 4 Delay Modes (Mono, Stereo, Ping-Pong, Ping-Pong Separate)
  • Envelope Follower – to modulate the filter cutoff and the delay time
  • LFO – with variable waveforms to modulate the filter cutoff and the delay time
  • BPM Sync – The delay time and the LFO frequency can be synced to your project tempo to create rhythmic effects.

All of the above in a single delay plugin will spice up your instruments and add new depth and dimensions to your mix.

SphereDelay comes with an incredibly sleek design with an interface that pops out and makes navigation easy and fast.

The idea behind SphereDelay was to allow users to get into customising their Delay effects. We understand Delay can be an essential part of a track or in general as an effect.

Allowing customisation in an effect like Delay can allow its users to create a personalised and unique sound.

4 Delay Modes
SphereDelay comes with four different Delay Modes that each have their way of shaping and affecting the Delay signal. The four modes are; Mono, Stereo, Ping Pong and Ping Pong Separate.

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In Mono-mode the delayed signal is sent to both outputs at the same level making it heard from the middle of the stereo image (right between your speakers).

In Stereo-mode the signal is split to the left and right, and each side has its own delay time knob (the Feedback of the left goes back to the left, and the Feedback of the right goes back to the right).

In Ping-Pong mode the delayed signal is sent first to the left, delayed again (by same time interval) and goes to the right (the Feedback then goes back to the left and continue bouncing from side to side).

Ping-Pong Separate mode is similar to Ping-Pong mode. However, there is separate time knob for the delay on each side (making it bounce from side to side with a time offset).

Introducing SphereDelay:

Delay Time Modulation
SphereDelay has Delay Time Modulation and in each delay mode, the delay time can be modulated with the LFO and the Envelope follower to create a variety of unique effects. This tool allows for even more customisation to your delay effect. Now you can change anything in the Delay spectrum and signal.

Reverse
In each Delay mode, the input can be reversed. The feedback signal, however, is not reversed in order to keep its state. This reverse can be a great tool to use on specific instruments and audio samples, or on certain areas to bring a unique sound.

Stereo Filter
SphereDelay comes with a Stereo Filter. A 24db/ OCT, variable state, stereo linked, self-oscillating filter with Saturation, LFO and Envelope Follower modulation. With this, you can make tweaks in your delay effect signal to get the correct tone that suits your taste.

Presets
SphereDelay comes with 30 amazing presets that are all amazing and unique. Here are some of our favourites:

8-Bits
Birds
Bouncy
Stereo PA Horn
Rhythmic Bounce
Bubbling
Stereo Sync
Mono Slap
Ping Pong Triplets

System Requirements:

Mac:

  • Mac OSX 10.7 and later (32 & 64-bit)

Formats:

  • Audio Units (AU)
  • VST
  • VST3
  • AAX

Windows:

  • Windows 7 and later (32 & 64-bit)

Formats:

  • VST
  • VST3
  • AAX

Pricing & Availability:
SphereDelay has an introductory sale price of £6.95/$9 at Plugin Boutique until 31st March. RRP is £69.95/$99. See Plugin Boutique for more details.

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