Augustus Loop 2.4.12 [Latest]
Tape delay effect with a unique pitch modulation based on frequency. It gives your whole mix a feeling of all tape recorders being on in real time, a feeling that remains unpredictable.
The advanced selection system in the plugin allows you to fine-tune any of the 2 main features - delay time and speed. This allows you to achieve the most analog results.
You can independently adjust speed, pitch and delay time - in real time, while you are recording. The pitch, as the delay time is adjusted, changes smoothly, effectively making the effect sound as though it is an original tape echo without the cracks, warps and the like.
You can save your settings for quick recall - as well as make changes on the fly.
There is a powerful tape simulation section in the plugin. Instead of an authentic delay effect, it adds back- and forth bouncing to simulate variable tape speed and level changes. You can use this in combination with the delay effect to simulate an analog tape echo machine, or you can use it separately to provide a special effect to your mix.
Options:
2 different vibration modes: excites the higher frequencies and dampens the lower frequencies
6 different tape speeds: you can use an infinite number of intermediate values or keep it simple by only adjusting the speed
2 levels can be set for each channel: 0 is on and 100 is off
Modulation frequency: changes the pitch as the delay is continuously adjusted
LFO: variable speed of the LFO depends on the delay time (four taps)
Time: number of seconds (can be any value between 0 and 3600)
Speed: control the overall speed of the delay (different from the tape speed)
Fade: can be either fixed (1) or automatically triggered after a fade out (0)
Inertia: a mode for filtering the tape delay signal which helps avoid the tape-like delay behavior that makes each new delay time sound like an instant replay of the previous one. The sound becomes much less robotic
Smooth transition between the delay time and the speed when switching between each of the previous delays (it can set it to "Never" if you'd like to avoid the clicking): you don't want to hear the "click" when you are changing the delay time or the speed (a single tap is always smooth)
Save the settings for quick recall: each delay time can be saved as a user setting
Can be instantiated as a VST plug-in or AU module: can be
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This is a tape-based delay effect that uses a drum based delay algorithm in order to enable you to induce long echo delays. The sound is truly vintage, and it has a tape hiss characteristic that most classic tape delay effects lack. It is especially useful in the disco and rock genres.
The effects are recorded on tape. The effect is so long that it has been divided into various parts. You can loop the delay back to back and use the tape to simulate how the effect is applied in the tape recorders of the 50s and 60s. You can control the input and output of the tape through a latching switch. You can reverse the tape or stop it at any time.
Instructions for installation and use:
The plugin requires a host application that is capable of using the VST plugin API. The main requirements include a host application that is:
- fully 32 bit
- supported by VST 2.2 or later
- available for both Mac and Windows platforms
When the host application is installed, you will find a Windows or Macintosh.vst file in the Plug-ins section. When you drag this file to your host application, you will be able to hear the effect for the first time.
Please note that the above applies only to the Mac version. For Windows, you will need to download the plugin and drag the.vst file to your host application from the media.
In addition to being able to select the length and the speed of the tape delay, you can choose between two latching modes: one-shot or re-trigger. The one-shot mode is the most useful when you just want to loop the delay without stopping the tape. In contrast, the re-trigger mode is the preferred setting when you want to add extra control over the effect. Finally, a small volume knob allows you to control the audio level of the effect.
Because the signal path is from the input to the output, the input and output level levels will be the same. If you want to use a stereo signal, then you will have to raise the volume of the output level. You can use the standard VST effect features to fine-tune the effect parameters.
In order to change the effect parameters, you will have to open the Inspector and then select the effect. However, a large number of effects are available out-of-the-box and you can simply customize the parameters by dragging the parameters over the dials.
Setting the delay time manually is especially
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