Benny Bear
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Favourite Delay?
Just requesting some thoughts on your favourite delay (vst) and reasons. Might dip into the market or maybe it's one i've got it already (unlikely as i haven't got many!).
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/14 06:38:43
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Has to be Soundtoys Echoboy. The more I use it the more I love it. Does everything, single delay, ping-pongs, etc. Absolutely love it. Great value for money.
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/14 08:01:56
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Benny Bear
Just requesting some thoughts on your favourite delay (vst) and reasons. Might dip into the market or maybe it's one i've got it already (unlikely as i haven't got many!).
Benny ----- depends. DO you mean just "delay or generally effect antics? Big difference. FabFIlter's Time Machine. Sugar Bytes' Effectrix. Ugh so many - really. That's the beautfy of all this "stuff" we have or can have.... it's endless possibilities. SO what exactly are you hoping to "get" in a potential purchase? PS - keep in mind that SOME of the bundled plugins with Sonar (the newer 64bit stuff for percussion and vox, for example) can be handy. THere will always be "3rd party stuff" that -- generally - may blow away the bundled stuff - but that's to each user's own sense of things to decide.
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/14 08:03:39
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Plus one for the ECHO BOY but if you want to emulate specific hardware, can't lose with UAD ECHOPLEX and ROLAND Space Echo.
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/14 10:29:57
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Want a good freebie? Try Bootsie's new NastyDLA. It does have a few issues at the moment, being version 1.0, but the author is good about fixing problems as they arise.
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Benny Bear
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/14 10:59:12
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Thanks all for your help. I knew the good folks here wouldn't ley me down.
I'm always up for freebies. NastyDLA is one i tried and like.
UAD require the card. My computer is still under guarantee so i can't open it.
ECHO BOY i'll try the demo.
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twaddle
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/14 11:43:23
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I'll tell you later......maybe tomorrow,..................... maybe next week
hard to say really :)
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/14 12:43:07
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I have and use about 9 different digital delays and each one is used for different situations.
I use the one that I think best firts the song at hand.
Cj
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/16 16:08:18
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bitflipper
Want a good freebie? Try Bootsie's new NastyDLA. It does have a few issues at the moment, being version 1.0, but the author is good about fixing problems as they arise.
The NastyDLA wont download properly (it does but wont open) for me and theres no info on the site, anything I could do? thanks
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/16 16:18:54
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post edited by mysonar8 - 2010/11/17 02:30:53
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/16 16:41:57
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My fav is a freeebie from Luxonix called LX-1310. Great delays, plate and spring reverbs, too.
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/16 19:12:59
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NOmad Factory's Blue Tubes Oilcan delay. Very retro.
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/16 23:35:13
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Please listen to my band's new (post-prog rock?!) songs at www.reclaimmusic.com all produced using sonar X1!!
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/16 23:36:56
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Also Ohmboyz delay from Ohm Force is pretty mad...
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/18 01:57:58
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Bitflipper, I just downloaded and tried the NastyDLA. Freakin' awesome! My new favorite delay plug-in. Thank you, sir. 
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/18 02:18:29
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i keep delayssimple but i like sonitus and analog delay from the voxengo anlog flux suite
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/18 03:05:49
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/18 10:14:52
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The NastyDLA wont download properly (it does but wont open) for me and theres no info on the site, anything I could do? It comes in a RAR file, so you'll need some kind of program that can extract from RAR files. I use a free application called ALZip for that. After extracting NastyDLA.dll, copy it into your VST folder (e.g. c:\program files\cakewalk\vstplugins) and then open the plugin manager in SONAR and click the Scan button.
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/18 11:06:46
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NastyDLA is reallllllly good. I'm using it with GlaceVerb now for some really shimmery effects. Bootsy never fails.
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/18 11:08:50
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Re:Favourite Delay?
2010/11/18 12:24:29
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I can't get nasty to work in 64bit. It lives up to it's name and keeps hard crashing. This is using jbridge but that's the only way I can get it to work. Anyone else using it in windows 7 sonar 64bit and having troubles? Should add, the issue I'm having is when changing pre-sets whilst playback is in progress. This causes a complete crash of sonar so I have to force it to close. Steve
post edited by twaddle - 2010/11/18 12:29:48
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