A delay plug-in that sounds like the Binson Echorec2 and adds a dreamlike, psychedelic quality to your sound.

Originally designed by Harrie Munnik and EmptyRoomSystems and now carried forward by DDMF, this plug-in recreates the Binson Echorec2, a delay heard on thousands of recordings since the early Pink Floyd albums, whose unique sound and benign unpredictability made it the choice for a dreamlike, psychedelic sound. It is based on careful study of the original schematics, including tube emulation in the input and post-delay sections. A delay selector provides different delay times and patterns, the delay length ranges from short slaps to characteristic self-oscillation, and three additional channel selector knobs add stereo crossing effects that are only available in this software version.

Features

• Careful reproduction of the original schematics with tube emulation in the input and post-delay sections
• Input and delay volume controls, tone control of the delayed signal
• Delay selector for different delay times and patterns
• Delay length from short slaps to self-oscillation
• Three channel selector knobs for stereo crossing effects, only in the software version
• Delay timings synced to the host tempo or set to a BPM of your choice

Technical details

• Type: plug-in (delay)
• Operating systems: Windows, macOS, Linux
• Plug-in formats: VST2, VST3, Audio Unit (macOS only), AAX; Linux: VST3 only
• Architecture: 32 and 64 bit; Mac: Intel and Apple Silicon; Linux: ARM and x86_64

System requirements

• macOS 10.7 or later (Intel or Apple Silicon)
• Windows XP or later
• Linux: ARM or x86_64 (VST3)
• Host: VST or VST3 host (Windows), VST, VST3 or AU host (macOS) or Pro Tools 10.3.7 or later

The licence is registered with the manufacturer at https://ddmf.eu/xchange. You will receive your serial number and the download link by e-mail immediately after purchase.