Kajita

What it does

A two-stage delay feeding a reverb, laid out as a signal path with arrows rather than a panel of knobs. Audio runs left to right through input and feedback, a pre-delay split into a main line and an early reflections arm, a saturator, then a five tap main delay and a reverb with room size and time. Feedback knobs sit at every junction.

In the demo

Jade plays an FM synth through it from her keyboard, initializes the patch, then runs all 15 presets to hear the range. She works the five taps, splitting left and right until they alternate, opens the dot menus for modulation rate and sync, and shows how the panel reflows when the window is resized.

Worth knowing

The circuit board view takes some reading, and Jade keeps restating it as pre-delay into delay into reverb. A separate filter section with cutoff, resonance and drive sits unconnected across the top.