PolyDelay

What it does

A two-line stereo delay whose times are set as divisions over beats rather than note values, so 3 over 2 divides the time of two beats by three. Each line has its own setting, and a multiplier halves or doubles both at once. Tempo comes from an internal BPM or the host. Width, regen, a stereo modulation amount and a low pass filter shape the repeats, with separate dry and wet levels and limiters in the feedback path and at the output.

In the demo

Jade runs it on a Helium-driven piano part, on drums where it builds rhythms out of a plain beat, on acoustic guitar, on a no-input mixer drone and on live vocals. She reads the built-in help and its note-length conversion table on screen.

Worth knowing

The divisions and beats notation takes a moment if you think in dotted eighths, though the help lists equivalents. High regen pushes the limiters audibly, so an extra limiter after it helps.