Intricate audio delay and feedback control

Toss out your old, boring stomp box delay and step into Spectron's spectral delay. Manipulate delay time and feedback based on frequency, add envelopes and LFO's, then tweak the left and right sides separately. Yes, it's that cool.

Adjust feedback and delay, as well as bandwidth and shape of each of the four spectral nodes, with Spectron's intuitive "EQ-style" display. Make it move with assignable LFO's and envelopes. With Spectron's delay section, it's hard not to be creative. Check out these audio examples for a sampling of what you can expect from Spectron's spectral delay.

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The delay module also includes snapping. Snapping gives you a way to snap the delay to a multiple of a tempo. Set your reference tempo in BPM (or Period) with the slider or tap it in directly. Once you've set your reference tempo, set a "Snap Type" to control the distance or minimum allowable delay. For example, with a Snap Type of "Quarter", delays will be forced to lie on quarter note intervals.