Delay · one of the 34
EA-ECHO
Slapback to dub. Tape in the loop.
A vintage tape echo — saturating feedback, TONE on the repeats, and an AGE knob that takes the transport from showroom to well-worn.
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Hear it · one instance · level-matched
Measured on this demo · method
Bench receipts · what shipped had to prove
- Ship-gate battery green · auval PASS
- Delay time accurate to ±1 sample, host-sync locked to ppq
- 100% feedback stays bounded · TONE filters the repeats, never the dry
Why it exists
Digital delays repeat; tape echoes degrade — every regeneration a little warmer, darker and wobblier, which is why the dub throw and the fifties slap sound alive instead of copied.
EA-ECHO puts the tape in the loop: repeats saturate as they regenerate, TONE filters the echo path while the dry stays untouched, and AGE dials in wow and flutter from pristine to worn. Sync it to the session or run the time free and ride FEEDBACK to the edge of self-oscillation — it stays bounded, and stays musical.
In the session
- Nail the fifties slap in one insert.
- Ride FEEDBACK into a dub throw that never runs away.
- Age the transport until the repeats read as tape, not delay.
- Filter the echoes dark while the dry signal stays pristine.
