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2014/06/27 14:14:02 (permalink)

PSP Echo

Has any one tried this plugin? I'm looking for a good basic stereo delay or echo for vocals.
 
It's on sale at JRR shop for $49: http://www.jrrshop.com/psp-echo-download-license
 
I don't think it requires iLok, does it?

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    Leadfoot
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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/27 14:18:40 (permalink)
    Do you have Sonar? The Sonitus stereo delay does a great job.
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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/27 14:29:30 (permalink)
    Leadfoot
    Do you have Sonar? The Sonitus stereo delay does a great job.



    That's what I currently use, that and the Rob Papen plugin, which is complex.

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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/27 14:38:53 (permalink)
    It does not use iLok, simple keyfile added to the registry.
    Demo here http://pspaudioware.net/register/demo.php
    Video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhADKiKndUE
    The demo is time limited but otherwise identical to the full version and can be unlocked to the full version after purchasing.
     
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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/27 15:02:19 (permalink)
    PSP usually makes good stuff. I've used the Lexicon PSP42 and the Vintage Warmer and like them both. This Echo looks pretty cool. I like the Ducker feature, that could save some automation work right there. If I was after a good delay plug for guitar I wouldn't hesitate.
     
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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/27 15:03:04 (permalink)
    scook
     
    The demo is time limited but otherwise identical to the full version and can be unlocked to the full version after purchasing.
     


    Thanks Skook, good idea to demo:)
     
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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/27 15:11:05 (permalink)
    I have all the PSP delays, and I use them all. I also have the Rob Papen Delay mentioned above, and it is really cool too. For $49 I think you'll get a lot of use out of it!

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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/27 15:29:13 (permalink)
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    PSP usually makes good stuff. I've used the Lexicon PSP42 and the Vintage Warmer and like them both. This Echo looks pretty cool. I like the Ducker feature, that could save some automation work right there. If I was after a good delay plug for guitar I wouldn't hesitate.
     
    Rocky


    I've also heard good things about the Vintage Warmer.
     
    For guitar, I've mostly used my PodFarm echoes which I like, but I'm really looking for something nice for female vocals: sweet, useful and not extreme.
     
    Thanks for the input!

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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/27 15:30:44 (permalink)
    wst3
    I have all the PSP delays, and I use them all. I also have the Rob Papen Delay mentioned above, and it is really cool too. For $49 I think you'll get a lot of use out of it!


    I'm going for it!
     
    Thanks!

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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/27 21:41:31 (permalink)
    I also love PSP products. The Lexicon PSP 85 is amazing!
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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/28 12:04:25 (permalink)
    Leadfoot
    I also love PSP products. The Lexicon PSP 85 is amazing!

    It definitely looks it!

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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/28 13:13:09 (permalink)
    FYI, PSP offers a progressive discount depending on how much you already own and are buying.
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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/29 22:27:58 (permalink)
    Yes I've been using PSP Echo for year now on all my guitar tracks. Sounds very warm. Very flexible delay. Highly recommend it!

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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/29 22:42:29 (permalink)
    I have multidelay, and lexicon? And I love them both.

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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/30 09:08:43 (permalink)
    The PSP 85 is on sale at PluginDiscounts for $51.60.
     
    http://plugindiscounts.com/home/1923-psp-85.html

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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/30 11:42:55 (permalink)
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    The PSP 85 is on sale at PluginDiscounts for $51.60.
     
    http://plugindiscounts.com/home/1923-psp-85.html


    Wow! What a deal! That plugin is insane.
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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/30 21:20:19 (permalink)
    So I bought the PSP 85 when I posted earlier and just had a chance to play with it.
     
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    I finally have Amplitube all set up in a project with EZD2 at no perceptible latency, so I've been playing around with all of the delays I have. I am a delay nut, and love to create weird patterns and textures often with multiple delays. The PSP 85 was MADE FOR ME. This thing is WAY COOL. Looks to have quite a learning curve, but if you are looking for a very powerful, great sounding delay this is one to consider!

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    Re: PSP Echo 2014/06/30 21:22:10 (permalink)
    +1000000 - one of my all time favorites.
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