The Overloud Tapped Delay is the recreation of a unique analog processor which delivers modulating tap delays along with sound widening effects. 6 analog bucket-brigade delays can be individually switched and panned to create custom delay patterns.

• Faithful recreation of the original sound-widening tone
• 6-tap delay on each channel with independent panning control
• Stereo operating mode with separate controls for the left and right
• Dual-mono, Stereo and Reverb modes allow to create wider soundscapes
• Extended delay time, with BPM sync option
• User adjustable bucket-brigade tone coloration
• Dual LFO circuit with an adjustable sweep rate
• Multilevel undo-redo
• A/B Comparison
• Lots of presets designed in real mixing sessions
• Scribble Strips: take notes anywhere on the plugin panel
• Go beyond the traditional delays and chorus and create unique modulations and sound widening.
• Create astonishing doubling effects on vocal tracks.
• Add warmth and character to any source thanks to its ultra-analog delay circuit.
• Replicate the tone of legendary artists like Jimmie Vaughan and Allan Holdsworth

How it works:

• 6 stereo bucket-brigade delay units can be independently panned to the left or right channel
• A dual LFO circuit modulates the delayed signal to create three-dimensional layering effects
• A flexible regeneration circuit adds sonic character by allowing flanging and creative resonances effects
• The delay taps can be set to a non-harmonic configuration for sound-widening and reverb-like tones, or evenly spaced to create rhythmic patterns
• The internal compander circuit adds a unique dynamic to the repetitions

Beyond the original hardware......

OTD-2 extends the features of the original hardware and joins the flexibility of the digital world to the character of the analog processing.

6 STEREO TAPS

6 delay taps can be assigned for the left and right cannels separately, as well as switched on/off. The head positioning can be tweaked as well.

STEREO & REVERB MODES

In addition to the mono mode, the delay regeneration can be stereo-reversed (Cross mode) and taken from multiple taps (Verb mode) in order to create a reverb-like decay.

EXTENDED DELAY TIME

The maximum delay time is extended from 55mSec to 1600mSec, with a BPM sync option.

Please click on the link below to view the download and install guide for this product.

http://help.timespace.com/home/overloud-install-guides