Boz Digital Labs Imperial Delay Plug-In, Download
In the tradition of everyone's favorite studio gear, Imperial Delay gives you maximum sonic possibilities with a minimum of knob twiddling. While the GUI of Imperial Delay is simple and straightforward, it offers far more creative options than its streamlined front panel suggests. Since Imperial Delay can function as both a delay and multi-effects processor, it's designed to draw minimal CPU power, which enables multiple instances-something that will come in very handy if you want to dedicate its various capabilities to specific applications such as a lead vocal delay, stereo widening effects, modulation and color, and detune and chorus effects. You can also use it as a distortion generator, or throw caution to the wind and create effects previously unheard by human ears.<b>Main view</b>The Delay knob is where the royal edicts of Imperial Delay are carried out. Delay modes include Sync, which tracks your DAW project tempo displaying note values (including triplets); Free lets you dial in a delay value from 0.1 to 10s; and Tap lets you tap in a value in the absence of a DAW tempo setting. There is also independent L-C-R channel activation with a mode display. If you click on the mode display, it offers six options, including standard stereo mode; left/right swap; two mono modes; and two ping pong modes.<b>Offset</b>Rather than split the interface into two sections with duplicate controls when you select stereo or ping pong modes, Imperial Delay has a simple Offset control that, as its name implies, lets you offset the left and right channel delays (right channel only). Once set, the offset maintains at the same ratio regardless of the main delay setting. For example, with the delay knob set at 344ms with a 10ms offset (354ms right), if you change the main delay setting to 244ms, the right channel will be 254ms, maintaining the 10ms offset.<b>Effects</b>Controls for sound design and effects include:• Drive, which adds distortion and harmonics to the input signal, along with a 20dB overdrive boost• Feedback sets how the delay is fed back into itself, along with a secondary feedback value that activates when signal drops below its threshold setting• Modulation, which is a short-modulated delay within the feedback loop• Smear, which softens the delayed signal, rounding off the sharp edges of echo to act more like reverb, which can be very useful for instruments with pronounced attacks• Color, which is a tone-shaping control that adds more color with each feedback pass. It also has a slant filter that enables drastic tonal changes without significant volume changes• Chorus is a stereo chorus effect that occurs within the feedback loop, that can create higher timing variation between voices• Duck is a compressor that prevents delays from overwhelming the dry input signal• Width is a straightforward control for stereo widening• Dry and Wet knobs provide independent control of input signal and effect levels<b>Go Deep</b>While the main control display is...
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