KR-Delay FS

KR-Delay FS

size 0.76 MB  / 0.86 MB  / 4.75 MB  / 4.75 MB

KR-Delay FS is a multimode delay / echo unit.

KR-Delay FS comes with many new features like host sync capability for durations from 1/64 to 1/1 plus Triplet and Dot modes, three operating modes Stereo,Link and Ping-Pong, fully independent controls for all parameters in Stereo mode, independent Low Pass / High Pass resonant filters and Panning controls. The graphical display has visual representations of all the parameters of the effect processor for easier preset creation and adjustment.

  • Input selector – Left, Right and Stereo.
  • Stereo, Link and Ping-Pong modes.
  • Host Sync mode from 1/64 – 1/1 plus T and D modes.
  • Independent Panning controls.
  • Low Pass/ High Pass Filters with Resonant control.
  • Filters On-Off switch.
  • Graphical representation of all effect parameters.
  • Independent feedback controls.
  • Independent Dry/Wet controls.
  • Independent Output Level controls from -12db to 12db.
  • Support for User definable presets(Save & Load) via Host interface.

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KR-DelayFS_VSTx86  ( 0.76 MB )

KR-DelayFS_VSTx64  ( 0.86 MB )

KR-DelayFS_AU  ( 4.75 MB )

KR-DelayFS_VST  ( 4.75 MB )

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