DDMF ERS EchORek2

The ERS EchORek2 analog delay plugin, originally created by Harrie Munnik and his Dutch firm EmptyRoomSystems, now gets a new lease on life with DDMF's distribution and development. This plugin is crafted to mimic the Binson Echorec2 delay with advanced controls. It's been a staple in thousands of recordings globally, from early Pink Floyd albums. Its unique sound and unpredictable nature make it a top pick for musicians aiming to add a dreamy, psychedelic touch to their tracks. With meticulous study of the original schematics, this plugin version is truly outstanding. Key features include: precise reproduction of the original schematics, control over input and delay volume, tone control for the delayed signal, a delay selector for various times and patterns, tube emulation in input and post - delay sections, a wide range of delay lengths from short slaps to auto - oscillation, three 'channel selector' knobs for exclusive stereo crossing effects, and the ability to adjust delay timings to host BPM or a custom BPM for maximum flexibility.

Using the ERS EchORek2 is easy. First, set the input and delay volume to get the right balance for your sound. Then, use the tone control to shape the delayed signal as you like. The delay selector lets you pick different delay times and patterns. You can also turn on the tube emulation for a warmer sound. To adjust the delay timings, you can match them to the host BPM or set your own for more flexibility. When using it, make sure your audio system can handle the plugin's processing. For maintenance, keep your software updated to ensure the best performance and compatibility with your audio setup.