Repeater

Q: Where can I purchase Repeater?

Repeater can be purchased by clicking this link.

It is also part of the All Access Pass (as low as $14.99 a month! 🎢)

Q: What delay models come with Repeater?

Repeater is a dual delay powerhouse featuring 23 unique authentically modeled delay units β€” ranging from classic oil cans and plates to famous vintage digital designs:

Q: Where can I purchase Repeater?

Repeater can be purchased by clicking this link.

It is also part of the All Access Pass (as low as $14.99 a month! 🎢)

Q: What delay models come with Repeater?

Repeater is a dual delay powerhouse featuring 23 unique authentically modeled delay units β€” ranging from classic oil cans and plates to famous vintage digital designs:

Delay Model Description
Cassette Tape Early 80's Japanese cassette deck. Mid-fi tone.
Coopy Cube 70's garden hose-based delay. Depth with stereo Spread option.
Digital 42 Famous early digital delay with slight scoop and graininess.
Digital 42 x2 Half sample rate version of Digital 42 for extreme lo-fi tone.
Digital Delay High-resolution digital delay. Customize with filters and Color.
DM-2 Early bucket brigade analog delay with warm, rich tone.
Mellow Delay Smooth and subdued vintage-style delay.
Memory Guy Fat, lush analog delay tone.
Mirky Delay Dark, thick analog delay for special effects and thickening.
New Radio FM radio-style scooped tone. Great on vocals.
Old Radio AM radio-style grainy lo-fi tone.
Pitchy Delays (3 models) Delays with pitch modulation for spatial, chorusing effects.
Plexy Echo 70s tape delay. Fat tone for vocals, guitars, and drums.
Space Delay Magnetic tape delay with warm, gritty tone.
Tape Delay Ancient 1940s style early tape delay tone.
Tape Delay Classic Early 60s style tape delay.
Tape Delay Modern Hi-fi tape delay with warm and lush tone.
Tape Delay Vintage 70s tape tone. Slightly grainy but warm.
Telephone 1 Lo-fi telephone tone for special FX or inserts.
Telephone 2 Alternate lo-fi telephone tone, different distortion.
TelRay Classic analog delay, beautifully rich lo-fi tone.

πŸ“š Learn More About Repeater

Please view the Repeater User Guide.

Q: I have Repeater installed on my system, but I do not see it in my DAW?

⚑ Important: Since Repeater was created in collaboration with D16 Group, it will appear under the manufacturer name "D16 Group Audio Software" in your plugins list.

If the iLok license is activated and installed, you likely need to rescan your plugins. See the following articles:

Q: How do I uninstall Repeater from my system?


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