Echo Cat by Wavesfactory | Getting Started with a Tape Delay VST Plugin скачать в хорошем качестве

Echo Cat by Wavesfactory | Getting Started with a Tape Delay VST Plugin

Check out Echo Cat | https://bit.ly/3y0r8Ea Check out Plugin Deals | https://bit.ly/3bjc6Qp Access 4 million sounds w/ Loopcloud Free Trial | http://bit.ly/2MGW4Um In this video tutorial, Joshua Casper reviews the key features of the Echo Cat tape delay VST plugin from Wavesfactory. The Return of a Classic One of the best tape echos perfectly replicated as an audio plugin. Retaining the original sound and offering modern features like ducking, M/S and tempo sync. Echo Cat is all that you ever wanted a tape echo to be. Based on a Classic Invented in 1958 by Charlie Watkins*, the Copicat* delay was an instant hit. Featured in countless albums from the '60s and '70s and used by great bands like The Shadows and Pink Floyd. Primarily designed for guitar, it's now a sought after piece of equipment in studios around the world. Echo Cat brings back the sound and behaviour of the original unit with authentic tape simulation and three playback heads. With added extra features that any modern delay plugin should have. These include M/S processing, tempo sync delay times, filters on the feedback path, varispeed, modulation and ducking. Why You'll Love Echo Cat Drive the input to get that crushed tape sound. Push the sustain up to 100% to get that typical self-oscillation. Vintage sound with modern control. Authentic Sound: Wavesfactory have meticulously modelled the sound of the original unit by analysing a high number of signals through Copicat*. Tape Simulation: Echo Cat features our high-end tape model that responds, behaves and sounds like tape. That's its core feature. Modern Features: Tempo sync, ducking the full stereo or only the mid channel, pro presets, filters, stereo widener, M/S... Features Main In the main section you can see a representation of the original Copicat* with the record and erase heads, and the three playback heads. You can also see the tape loop that spins continuously. On the top you have the navigation tabs and on the bottom you can see the commonly most used parameters. Heads Each head can be controlled in great detail. You can either have it time synced to the tempo of your host or you can set the time freely in milliseconds. With volume, pan and LP/HP filters for each head. On the left you can see that there are three LED indicators which show you if there is signal on the selected head. Tape Control the sound of the tape loop. Includes mono/stereo hiss, artifacts (or cat-ifacts) containing wow and flutter for recreating the fluctuations on the tape speed, tape age with asperity noise and erasures, and signal loss which is random high frequency compression. The "Loop Gap" parameter mimics the tape loop joint, where the tape is physically looped. Motor In the "Motor" section you can find control over HUM (low frequency noise produced by electric current). There was a Copicat* model in the 70s that featured Varispeed, with which you could control the speed of the motor at will. With Echo Cat you can also modulate the Varispeed amount using a LFO. Master Lower the volume of the wet signal when the dry signal is present using Ducking and don't let the delay signal get in the way of the main signal. Apply filters outside the feedback loop. Control the mid and side volumes separately. Make Echo Cat mono, stereo or fake stereo with a 5ms delay only in the right channel. #PluginBoutique #Wavesfactory #Echocat