Prism Delay
by Luke Doyle
Eight-line modulated delay suite with per-line routing and sync
Sep 12, 202616 minWatch on YouTube ↗
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- 2:23Line panel: enable, connect, group and sync controls explained
- 3:30Building line one and two by hand with time, level, pan and feedback
- 4:38Per-line modulation rate, depth and the five waveform choices
- 6:24Syncing a line to line one and setting the phase offset
- 7:57Low cut, high cut and tap position on each line
- 13:59Save as, and the restore button that reverts an overwritten preset
What it does
A delay suite with eight independent stereo lines, inspired by the Yamaha UD Stomp. Each line carries its own time, level, pan, feedback, low and high cut, tap position and modulation with five waveforms and phase invert. Lines can be connected so echoes cascade, grouped, or synced to another line with a phase offset. There are 128 preset slots, MIDI and host automation.
In the demo
Jade runs a Strat through a Tonex plug with a clean tone and builds a patch from an init preset, adding one line at a time so each control is audible on its own. She then works through the factory banks, covering choruses, vintage echoes, reverse delays, ping-pongs, flangers and tempo-synced rhythmic patches.
Worth knowing
It is iPad only on mobile, with separate Mac and Windows versions sold at $59 each or $89 for the pair. Preset browsing means opening the folder each time, with no next and previous arrows.
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