Imperial Delay

Dual-Layer Delay with Multi-Effects

In the tradition of everyone’s favorite studio gear, Imperial Delay gives you maximum sonic possibilities with a minimum of knob twiddling. While the GUI of Imperial Delay is simple and straightforward, it offers far more creative options than its streamlined front panel suggests.

Since Imperial Delay can function as both a delay and multi-effects processor, it’s designed to draw minimal CPU power, which enables multiple instances - something that will come in very handy if you want to dedicate its various capabilities to specific applications such as a lead vocal delay, stereo widening effects, modulation and color, and detune and chorus effects. You can also use it as a distortion generator, or throw caution to the wind and create effects previously unheard by human ears.

Unique Features:

• Drive, Feedback, Duck, Color, Smear, Modulation, and Chorus controls with on/off buttons and Advanced Section editing controls with presets
• “Drive” adds distortion and harmonics to the input signal
• “Duck” compresses the delayed output letting you have more extreme delay settings allowing your original dry track shine through
• “Smear” softens the sharp edges of the delayed signal enabling it to function like reverb, putting it more in the background
• “Offset” delays the right channel; setting becomes a fixed rate relative to the main delay value
• “Color” tone-shaping control adds more color to the feedback signal as it repeats
• “Dynamic Feedback” changes feedback value via threshold (like a gate)
• Advanced section presets let you save individual modifications without changing other settings Imperial Delay

Just the Facts:

• Dual layer architecture with main and advanced controls
• Independent wet and dry level controls
• Sync mode offers three options: Free, Sync, and Tap - Delay range of 0.1ms to 10s in Free mode
• Six delay modes - On/Off for left / right mono channels and center (stereo)
• Feedback with polarity controls to add width or ringing effect
• Presets can be organized into submenus and shared across platforms and Mac/PC operating systems without changing