Newfangled Audio Recirculate

New Rhythmic Options

A feedback delay can add rhythmic spice to your production, but the options are on-beat, or off-beat. Recirculate fixes this by adding control over the all important first echo. Set a downbeat echo with dotted repeats for a subtle shuffle feel. Or an eighth note first echo with quarter note repeats for a straight echo on the upbeats. It sounds simple, but it’s an incredibly powerful rhythmic tool.

Control What You Hear

Many delay plug-ins attempt to recreate specific technologies. Recirculate focuses instead on controls you can hear. Dial in filters, drive, compression, and reverb right from the front panel. Does it sound just like a piece of gear from 1963? Who cares, it sounds like you.

Sits In Your Mix

Modern productions can be pretty full. Delay and reverb are important tools for adding glue and a sense of space, but it can be hard to fit them into a dense mix. Recirculate adds features like a transient control, ducking, gating, and powerful filtering to add depth and dimension to your mix without taking up too much space.

Heaps of Character

The brilliant thing about a feedback delay is that the character gets applied over and over with each repeat. Recirculate has 7 overdrive character options, 4 noise options, a compressor, modulation, granular delay, and a reverb that goes from slightly diffuse to epic, all of which get applied to each repeat. Again, and again. For Brando levels of character.