echo
An ambisonic delay with four taps that rotate around the listener as they repeat
An ambisonic delay with four taps that rotate around the listener as they repeat
Presets for all four taps at once — even, ping-pong, spiral, cascade, single; double-click one to reset its values. Below, the four taps on a timeline: click a row to edit that tap.
In milliseconds, or synced to the tempo in sixteenth notes.
Each tap rotates around its own axis, set by azimuth and elevation. Pointing straight up, the tap circles the listener.
Applied again on every repeat, so the echoes move, fade and blur.
The send region picks the directions that feed the delay: all of them by default, or a spot, a band, sectors, dots or clouds.
Point the probe at a direction, and the 3D view shows where each echo of a sound from there arrives, as dots along a spiral around the tap's axis, over the incoming signal's energy.
The slide along an axis is the warp of Pomberger and Zotter, on the foundations page.