Goodhertz has announced the release of a new experimental, playable delay effect plugin designed with hardware controllers and analog vibe in mind.
Where a standard delay gives you a button, DC19 gives you a slider.
From springy surf echoes and tape’d out slapbacks to weirdo magnetic tape loops and sci-fi sound design, DC19 may have started out life as a weird little delay concept, but these days is a one-stop shop for everything worth repeating.
DC19 features
- Single (A) or Dual Delay (A+B) or anything in between (via the Sync/Free control)
- Quantizable/selectable note sync.
- Together with the tempo multiplier, that means you can slide effortlessly from a 128th note to a whole note when synced to a BPM, and when unsynced.
- In milliseconds mode, you can slide all the way from 3 milliseconds to 8 seconds.
- Ping Pong Delay (A only) + Dual Ping Pong (A+B crossfeeding the feedback).
- Controllable Glide time for all delays.
- Convenient macros for instant control of feedback and reverb.
- Tape section featuring unique LOFI + Wobble controls
- LOFI moves through several different tape machines seamlessly.
- Wobble invites a little chaos into your life, either in mono or stereo.
- Filter section for shaping delay tone.
- Brand new Spring Reverb section that can be applied to just the delay or the dry signal + the delay.
- Sophisticated spatial panning section for precise control of where each delay line lands in space.
- Zero latency.
- HQ Mode.
DC19 for Windows and Mac (VST/VST3, AU and AAX) is priced $79 USD. A free 30-day trial version is available to try the plugin.
More information: Goodhertz
