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Tritik tkDelay v1.5.0 [WiN, MacOSX]
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Tritik tkDelay v1.5.0 [WiN, MacOSX]

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TkDelay is a versatile delay plugin designed to produce a large range of sounds, from classic delays to experimental sound effects. TkDelay also includes useful features such as tap-tempo, ducking, presets manager, left-right channels 'linkers', parameters safe-recall, dark/bright UI themes… Γû║ Main Controls Host-synced and free delay times (per channel) Delay times modulation (per channel) Feedback gains with infinite loop support (per channel) Frequency shifter (per channel) Reverse mode Ping-pong (via cross-feedback control) Tap-tempo Overdrive Ducking Wet/Dry and output gain controls Phase inversion Γû║ Filters Resonant low-pass Resonant hi-pass Band-pass Highpass + lowpass combination Freq modulation with free or host-synced rate Inside or outside the feedback loop Bypass switch Γû║ Presets File based preset system Access through menu or browser Presets 'freezer' for safe recall Copy/paste current state using the system clipboard

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