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Applied Acoustics Systems Objeq Delay v1.3.3 [MacOSX]
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Applied Acoustics Systems Objeq Delay v1.3.3 [MacOSX]

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BEYOND A TRADITIONAL DELAY Objeq Delay is a creative effect plug-in combining acoustic filtering with a clever delay unit. Plate, beam, drumhead, and string objects impart evocative acoustic resonances to the input signal while a low- and high-cut filters offer further shaping. A LFO module completes the package with comprehensive modulation destinations. Pushing the limits of traditional delay duties, Objeq Delay delivers modulator type effects, drum track layering, one-shot re-crafting, dynamic loop mangling, and drones. Neat features Real-time control over any parameters via your MIDI controller knobs, faders, and switches Host tempo synchronization for effects and modulations Relaxed editing with unlimited undo/redo capability The benefits of physical modeling Sound manipulation at the source core Presets load in a flash Installs in less than a minute Small memory footprint

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