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This is a frustrating plug. Many times, I want delay times that are based on a metric value (e.g. eighths), but with a slight offset. Like, maybe left side = 1/8, right = 1/8 + 25ms. It sure would be nice if the plug would let you set it for beats, and then when you switch back to an absolute value, it would just stay put and show the ms value of that previous beat setting. It's annoying to have to use my calculator to figure out beats=ms when DP just did it for me without telling me the value, and, yes it's not that hard to do by ear, but....

Or how 'bout just "metric value + offset" mode?

Or how 'bout when set to beats, the display could just show "1/8, 163ms" for example?

Anyone else feel me on this?

Thanks

Bill

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Might be tricky since tempo might not always be so black & white (i.e., a constantly changing conductor track, or syncing to external tempo, etc.) But even if it just showed you the current/last-received tempo, that would be useful.

I think your solution of having a secondary offset control is a pretty nice workaround.

On the topic of Delay desires, I'd also love it if the Mix parameter offered 10ths or even 100ths of a percent. Sometimes when I just want a quick insert of delay, I want a very low mix, and it is somewhere between the numbers available. So inserting delay is never an option, because there's no way to control the mix level enough.

Check this out... http://pspaudioware.com/plugins/delays/ ... ultidelay/
For next 77 hours only, we're offering our flagship multitap delay plug-in: PSP 608 MD! at a completely insane 77% discount for $33 US* only! Starting from the 21st November 2015 the regular price $149* will be applied. (* all prices exclude taxes)

I was just going to post that link. Anyone try this? I don't have time to load the demo yet, but it sounds interesting.

The interface on that thing looks fantastic. Super informative, detailed and immediately clear to what is happening.

I don't think I have any 3rd party delays, much less one with modulation. This looks very cool. Thanks for mentioning it!!

I've got the 608 - good stuff.

At that price, 'tis a no-brainer.

stubbsonic wrote:I'd also love it if the Mix parameter offered 10ths or even 100ths of a percent.

Yes, at least at the bottom end of the scale.

crescentoon55 wrote:http://pspaudioware.com/plugins/delays/ ... ultidelay/

just picked this up. $27.85 after 'additional discount' at checkout.

I also have Waves HDelay which is way cool.

SMS wrote: just picked this up. $27.85 after 'additional discount' at checkout.

How do you get the additional discount? TIA.

SMS wrote:This is a frustrating plug. Many times, I want delay times that are based on a metric value (e.g. eighths), but with a slight offset. Like, maybe left side = 1/8, right = 1/8 + 25ms. It sure would be nice if the plug would let you set it for beats, and then when you switch back to an absolute value, it would just stay put and show the ms value of that previous beat setting. It's annoying to have to use my calculator to figure out beats=ms when DP just did it for me without telling me the value, and, yes it's not that hard to do by ear, but....

Or how 'bout just "metric value + offset" mode?

Or how 'bout when set to beats, the display could just show "1/8, 163ms" for example?

Have you looked at Eventide's Anthology bundle? It includes some wonderful delays.

Just d/l and authorized. So easy to use and great control. Love this one.

MIDI Life Crisis wrote:

SMS wrote: just picked this up. $27.85 after 'additional discount' at checkout.

How do you get the additional discount? TIA.

The more you buy over the years, the greater your discount. It gets applied when you log in and go to the store.

Just d/l and authorized. So easy to use and great control. Love this one.

Now that you have purchased something, you will see an additional discount the next time you add something to the cart.

SMS must have purchased more than I have. My price is $28.18.

I've only purchased about 4 plugs from them (all great). Guess I need to buy more... LOL Thanks, Mike. Ever the fount of correct information of all kinds.