Looking for an updated DELAY plug-in to use within Sonar

Greetings,
I am looking for recommendations for an updated (VST-3?) delay plug-in, to use mostly with vocals.
Stereo/ping options are great; must have tempo delay function
Basically, something like the old Cakewalk "Tempo Delay" but perhaps with an updated engine, etc.
Suggestions?

Does the Wave Delay require an iLok?

Waves H-Delay is awesome on guitar.
 
Rocky

I use the delay in the VX-64 Vocal Strip because of how you can manipulate the filtering for the feedback, and combine delay with the stereo doubling option. 

What Chuckebaby said.
 
The Sonitus FX suite has been my go-to for years now. 

Hi. I am another user of the VX-64. Has been my go to delay for years. I also like both the Sonitus and NI Replika. I have not used the BT much yet, but it seems nice the little I have played with it.
All the best

And you can always change the bitmap for the VX-64 so it looks different, and pretend it's new 
 

I also like Sonitus and the BT Oilcan Echo (which is a little more "niche" and less generic). The main thing I don't like about Sonitus is that if you want to automate it, you have to use two curves (for the left and right side) even if you've linked both sides with the button in the plug. Since I've gotten H-Delay from Waves it's been my go-to, if you can get it for cheap I would say it's worth it. Easy to use and sounds great.

I also have FabFilter Timeless 2 which is probably the most full featured of them all but it's kind of complicated as a result. I end up not using it as much unless I need something very freaky.

Izotope's new Dynamic DDLY is quite good, as is the Overloud VKFX Delay, which works well within Sonar's Pro Channel. 

BozDigital Imperial Delay.
Waves Abbey Road J37 (tape machine emulator, but also does a good tape delay effect).
D16 Sigmund.
Echoboy.
Audio Damage Dubstation.

And many more.

But they're not necessarily "better" than what comes with Sonar, just different.

Look at the Imperial Delay from Boz. Kinda expensive, but the ducking feature alone is super useful on Vox. H-delay for simpler quick and dirty tasks. PSP 608 is also worth a look...it's probably the deepest of the three, but the interface is not for the faint of heart. 
 
Dean

I meant the Oilcan, but yes that was ambiguously worded. As you said, it isn't tempo based, but it sounds very good and comes with Sonar. If you can do division tempo based is less of an issue, too.

Sometimes I wish there was a Timeless Lite.
 
T

SONITUS is beautiful....

Never tried it Craig, but now you've mentioned it I'll certainly give it a shot.
 
If I can ever get back into my studio
 
Families eh?