SaschArt introducing multiDelay – Creative Delay Sculpting

multiDelay is a versatile and powerful audio plugin designed for detailed spatial and rhythmic manipulation of sound. Ideal for sound designers, producers, and mix engineers, this plugin offers rich control over delay processing with innovative features that go far beyond the traditional.

multiDelay offer you 3 additional serial delays as child delays! Check professional version here with 15 additional delays.

Key Features and Parameters:

1. Delay Time
   Set the main delay time in milliseconds or sync it to your DAW’s tempo for rhythmically precise effects.
2. Warp Control
   
   • Adjust the signal on the right channel relative to the left.
     
   • Choose between two warp types:
     - Ping-Pong for bouncing delays across stereo channels.
     - Stereo for wider, layered echo effects.
3. Feedback
   Control the amount of signal sent back into the delay line to create longer or shorter decays.
4. Pan Width
   Widen or narrow the stereo field of the delayed signal, helping to create immersive or focused echoes.
5. Number of Childs (Serial Delays)
   Add up to 3 additional serial delay stages for cascading, complex delay textures. Child delays are applied on the precedent feedback, you cannot get the same effect with several simple delays.
6. Childs Delay Time
   Set the delay time for each child delay in milliseconds or tempo-sync mode for rhythmic patterns.
7. Childs Mix
   Control the balance of the child delays in the signal chain, enabling subtle ambience or deep rhythmic layers.
8. Filter Section
   Shape the tonal character of the delay with several filter types:
   • Lowpass
   • Highpass
   • Boosted Lowpass
   • Boosted Highpass, especially effective for creating shimmering, ethereal textures.
   • Filter Frequency, adjust the cutoff frequency to fine-tune the tonal shaping of the filtered delay signal.
9. Fade Time
   Smooth transitions when parameters changes with the fade time, avoiding clicks and abrupt jumps.
10. Dry Mix
    Control the level of the original (unprocessed) audio signal.
11. Wet Mix
    Control the level of the processed (delayed) signal for precise blending in the mix.

Creative Possibilities
Whether you're crafting subtle echoes, wide stereo atmospheres, or complex rhythmic delay chains, multiDelay gives you the tools to explore your sound in depth. From shimmer effects with Boosted HP to intricate serial delays, it’s built for both precision and creativity.

Why Choose multiDelay?
The multiDelay plugin combines flexibility and creativity, allowing users to craft everything from subtle echoes to intricate, multi-layered delay patterns. Its intuitive controls, advanced filtering, and unique shimmer effect make it a must-have for producers and sound designers seeking to elevate their audio projects.


Requirements:
DAW (VST2 or VST3 host), Windows 32/64bits   or MacOS VST2, VST3 and AU  

How to Install - instructions page specific for multiDelayFree and EULA.

Changelog:

 1.0 (2025-06-03) 

• Initial release

User Manual:

1. Here you get messages information when go over the knobs with the mouse.
2. Button to change the input type: stereo or mono.
3. Set the main delay time.
4. Sync delay time to your DAW’s tempo.
5. Warp knob: adjust the signal on the right channel relative to the left.
6. Warp type: ping-pong or stereo.
7. Feedback: control the amount of signal sent back into the delay line to create longer or shorter decays.
8. Pan Width: widen or narrow the stereo field of the delayed signal, helping to create immersive or focused echoes.
9. Childs section.
10. Childs Delay Time.
11. Sync childs delay time to your DAW’s tempo.
12. Set the number of childs (serial delays).
13. Childs mix: control the balance of the child delays in the signal chain.
14. Filter frequency: adjust the cutoff frequency to fine-tune the tonal shaping of the filtered delay signal.
15. Switch filter to LP, HP and boosted for LP and HP.
16. Fade time: smooth transitions when parameters changes, avoiding clicks and abrupt jumps.
17. Dry mix: control the level of the original (unprocessed) audio signal.
18. Wet mix: control the level of the processed (delayed) signal for precise blending in the mix.