BLEASS Delay

Description

BLEASS Delay is the perfect tool for adding depth, movement, and excitement to your mixes. Its versatility and ease of use make it ideal for any genre and instrument, helping you achieve professional results quickly.

More than just echoes, BLEASS Delay’s integrated frequency shifter and dual filter offer deep control over the repeats, achieving complex sound effects that might otherwise require multiple plugins and routing. Three dedicated LFOs (for delay, shifter, and filter) create classic modulation effects like chorus and flanging, as well as evolving soundscapes.

Key Features and Controls:

Delay Section:

• Sync: Synchronizes delay repeats to your DAW’s tempo.
• Sync/Time: Controls delay time. When Sync is enabled, the time is expressed as fractions of a bar. When Sync is disabled, it’s in milliseconds.
• Ping Pong: Alternates panning between left and right for successive repeats.
• Stereo (Ping Pong): Controls the panning width of the Ping Pong effect.
• LFO: Modulates the delay time. The dial controls the modulation depth.
• Rate: Sets the LFO cycle length.
• Stereo (LFO): Creates a phase offset between the left and right LFO channels for varied repeat timing.

Shifter Section:

• Freq: Sets the amount of frequency shift applied to each repeat. The effect is cumulative.
• LFO: Modulates the frequency shift amount. The dial controls the modulation depth.
• Rate: Sets the LFO cycle length.
• Stereo: Creates a phase offset between the left and right LFO channels for varied frequency shifts.

Filters Section:

• LP Filter: Applies a low-pass filter to the repeats. Drag horizontally to change the cutoff frequency and vertically to control resonance.
• HP Filter: Applies a high-pass filter to the repeats. Drag horizontally to change the cutoff frequency and vertically to control resonance.
• LFO (Filter Graphs): Assigns the LFO to either the LP or HP filter cutoff frequency.
• LFO: Modulates the assigned filter’s cutoff frequency. The dial controls the modulation depth.
• Rate: Sets the LFO cycle length.
• Stereo: Creates a phase offset between the left and right LFO channels for varied filter cutoff frequencies.

Mix Section:

• Feedback: Controls the amount of signal fed back into the delay, affecting the number of repeats.
• Dry/Wet: Blends the dry (unprocessed) and wet (processed) signals.