D16 Group Repeater

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Repeater conceived in collaboration with Slate Digital is a virtual effect that can mimic the behavior of almost any classical delay unit. A dual delay line device that features 23 unique authentically modeled delay units ranging from classic oil cans and plates to the most famous vintage digital designs.

Repeater appears to be typical stereo delay effect processor with independent control of the processing path for the left and right channels. In fact, it features independent re-panning and dry/wet mixing for each of two stereo channels, which makes it a full double delay line effect.

Features

• 23 unique delay models:
  • Cassette Tape – A model of an early 80’s Japanese cassette tape deck. Not too lo-fi or hi-fi, we’d call this one mid-fi!
  • Coopy Cube – An early 70’s delay originally made from a garden hose! Great for short delays to add depth, also with stereo Spread option.
  • Digital 42 – One of the most famous modern digital delays, this one has a uniquely early digital tone with a touch of graininess and a slight scoop. Great for guitars and vocals.
  • Digital 42 x 2 – The double option on the Digital 42, it halves the sample rate for an extremely unique lo-fi tone that is great on vocals, guitars, and drums.
  • Digital Delay – A hi resolution digital delay. Use Repeater’s filters and Color to customize the tone.
  • DM-2 – An early bucket brigade analog delay with a warm and rich tone. Amazing on guitars and synths.
  • Mellow Delay – A smooth, subdued delay that is based on several vintage analog topologies.
  • Memory Guy – Lush analog delay with fat vintage tone.
  • Mirky Delay – Based on early bucket brigade analog delays, it is dark and thick. Great as a special effect delay or thickener when used with the Spread option.
  • New Radio – Delay tone with FM radio style scooped hi-fi tone. Try it on vocals.
  • Old Radio – Delay tone with AM radio style grainy lo-fi tone.
  • Pitchy Delays – Delays with slight pitch modulations for extremely spatial and deep effects. Sounds great when both delay lines are set to the same time creating a chorusing mono effect. These can also be used with tight delays with Spread option for widening and thickening effects.
  • Plexy Echo – Based on an old 70s tape delay unit. It’s fat tone, which sounds great on vocals guitars and even drums.
  • Space Delay – Based on the famous magnetic tape delay with warm and gritty tone. A classic on guitars.
  • Tape Delay Ancient – An extremely old 1940’s style tape delay tone.
  • Tape Delay Classic – Early 60’s style tape delay.
  • Tape Delay Modern – Hi-fi tape delay with warm and lush tone.
  • Tape Delay Vintage – 70’s style tape tone, slightly grainy but.
• Two separate delay lines for left and right channels with independent control for each of them and per channel features:
  • Phase invert function.
  • Audio clipper module with Color parameter.
  • Dual (Hi-Pass, Lo-Pass) filter.
  • Dry/Wet mixing.
  • Channel re-panning.
• Tap function for non-synchornized delay times.
• Optional Tempo Synchronization with DAW’s.
• Ping-Pong mode.
• Feedback loop’s analog mode.
• Two stage Stereo spread.
• Ultra-low digital aliasing output.
• Tag based preset browser.
• MIDI-learn functionality.
• 64bit internal processing.

Repeater (VST/AU/AAX) priced at 89 EUR / $99 USD / £75 GBP incl. taxes if applicable.

DDL Links WIN (32-bit & 64-bit) | MAC - More info here

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D16 Group

 

Last edited: Nov 18, 2016

They took a long time for it to be " coming soon". Like 2 months or so. ;)

 

Working with a sex symbol (Steven Slate) could be a hard job.

 

Oh that's a cool plugin. Didn't know about that.

Gross Beat kinda does the same thing, it's just a bit more complex and doesn't have that nifty waveform display

 

It is a crazy little plugin, but when you make it work for a special occasion, yes, nothing like it.

 

This looks like an EchoBoy emulator. I tthink that's actually rather cool. True, there's more than enough delay plugins available, but this one is a little special, and hopefully not a CPU hog as Sigmund. The only thing I don't get is why nobody but OhmForce's OhmBoys delay utilises LFOs and resonant filters so nicely. I would really like to see another delay plugin that uses LFOs and resonant filters that way because it can sound really trippy.

 

Teaser video

 

Last edited: Nov 18, 2016

The Repeater has not been released and AudioDeluxe.com is selling it (as "Slate Digital Repeater Delay") right now.

Price: $99.00 (Regular $149.00) @ Shop page

 

The Repeater has been released. Free for all Slate Digital Everything Bundle Subscribers.

 

Jrrshop.com have it for $84.15.

https://www.jrrshop.com/slate-digital-repeater-delay

You get the extra discount shown on the cart page.

 

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Note:

For D16 Group users: In my account page on D16 Group site (coupon tab) there is a discount coupon (25%) to use until December 5th, 2016. I suppose is a gift for Repeater. Check your accounts too.

 

After demoing it a little bit, discover that those modes are simple EQ presets. LOL
Echoboy and ReplicaXT are still best for me.

 

Yeah the models in Echoboy are all basic presets as well.

 

Repeater has just been updated to version 1.1.0.
This is a maintenance update including fixes for bugs and issues reported and confirmed so far. Following changes have been made:

- Fixed - Wrong I/O configuration when channel mode changed on bus [Logic Pro]
- Fixed - GUI freeze when tweaking with controls [OSX ElCapitan]
- Fixed - Variety of issues with parameters automation:
* Parameter flickering with linked parameters automation [Pro Tools]
* Disabling host's automation [Ableton Live]
* State parameters' automation (Phase Inv.L/R, P.Pong,
Analog Feedback)
- Changed - Improvements in linked parameters automation and linkage

New downloads:

■ 32-Bit - Windows version
■ 64-Bit - Windows version
■ Mac OS X version

Source
D16 Group