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Resound 1.8.1
Vintage tape echo with reverse and tempo syncResound is a delay effect processor that recreates the character of vintage magnetic-tape echo without copying a single hardware model. It offers adjustable mechanical noise, a movable high-pass filter and feedback that can reach self-oscillation. Echoes can sync to host tempo or use free-time delays of up to two seconds, and reverse mode adds backward repeats. Independent stereo processing, mono and mono-to-stereo operation, MIDI control, automation, and Bank and Program management suit both studio and live workflows.
Resound 1.8.1 details
| Author: | Loomer |
| License: | Demo |
| Price: | $55.00 |
| Released: | Apr 12, 2021 |
| File size: | 23.40 MB |
| Downloads: | 377 |
| Keywords: | magnetic tape echo, delay plugin, software plugin, tempo synced delay, audio manipulation, sound delay, real-time effects, effect, sound layering, reverse delay effect, vintage echo plugin, audio delay effect, delay effect processor, Windows 10 compatible, delay, plugin, tape delay plugin, Loomer Resound |
| Author URL: | https://www.loomer.co.uk/ |
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Resound for Windows 10 - Full description
Resound is a software delay effect processor for musicians, producers and sound designers who want the character of vintage magnetic-tape echo in a studio or live setup. Rather than recreate one specific hardware unit, it combines traits of several classic tape delays. Its echoes can add rhythmic repetitions, soften a sound with tape-like coloration or become deliberately rough and unstable for more pronounced effects.
The effect models the mechanical noise associated with magnetic-tape units and makes that noise adjustable. Lower settings add a subtle layer of warmth and distortion, while stronger settings create gritty, unstable textures. A movable high-pass filter shapes the tone of the echoes, helping reduce low-frequency buildup or emphasize a thinner, sharper sound. Feedback controls how much of the delayed signal returns to the effect; at high intensity, it can drive the delay into self-oscillation for sustained, evolving tones.
Delay timing can follow the host tempo, with echo intervals set to musical subdivisions so repeats stay aligned with a track. Free-time mode instead allows an arbitrary delay time of up to two seconds, which is useful for effects that do not need to fit a beat. Reverse mode plays each delay backward, producing swells and unusual textures that go beyond the behavior of conventional tape echo hardware. These options let the same effect serve both precise rhythmic parts and less predictable sound design.
Resound processes the stereo channels independently, preserving left-right separation, and can also operate in mono or mono-to-stereo configurations. MIDI hardware controllers can be used to control parameters, while automation allows settings to change over time within a project. Bank and Program management provides a way to organize and recall effect setups, making it easier to move between sounds during studio work or a live performance. The interface is designed for direct access to the main controls, and its audio processing is optimized for efficient operation.
Resound is a demo audio plug-in from Loomer. It is suited to adding tape-style echoes to instruments, vocals and other audio sources, from tempo-matched repeats to reverse effects and feedback-heavy textures. The supplied system information includes Windows 10, but does not establish Windows 11 compatibility. The plug-in uses host tempo and automation, so its practical workflow depends on an audio host that supports those features; specific plug-in formats are not stated.