DawgPound Audio LLC have released DawgDelay-201, available for $4.99 (iPadOS) and $7.49 (MacOS).
DawgDelay-201 brings the sound of a classic 70s three-head tape echo to your iPad.
Audio is recorded to a virtual tape loop and played back by up to three heads at different distances, then optionally fed through a spring reverb tank.
Tape echo
- 12 mode positions combining three playback heads and reverb
- Independent left/right repeat rates with link, or lock to your host’s tempo
- Move the rate while echoes are sounding and the pitch bends, just like real tape
- Motor inertia controls how quickly the transport reaches a new speed
Tape character
- Input Drive adds genuine record-head saturation to the echoes
- Wow and flutter for authentic pitch instability
- Tape hiss
- Bass and treble shaping applied both on output and inside the feedback loop, so the colour deepens with every repeat
Spring reverb
- Modelled spring tank with real dispersion — the characteristic boing
- Decay, tone and level controls
Stereo & Modulation
- L/R, Ping-Pong and Mid/Side stereo modes
- Width and rate offset for spacious images
- LFO with sine, triangle, square and sample & hold shapes, routable to repeat rate, pan, reverb mix or tone
MORE
- 24 factory presets across seven categories
- Three skins: a modern Neon, a dark NOIR chassis and a vintage green Classic
- Built-in quick-reference manual
- Output limiter keeps self-oscillation under control
Runs as an AUv3 plug-in in Logic, GarageBand, AUM, Cubasis, Loopy Pro and other compatible hosts.
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