Freq Echo can do some freaky effects by combining a Bode frequency shifter with analog echo and feedback. Think choruses, delays, and bucket-brigade device (BBD) effects. ÜberMod is a multi-tap delay and modulation effect. One of them ( Freq Echo) is a free download, and the rest you can download and try (with demo limitations) before you make your final purchase decisions. There are six different time-based plug- ins in total.
Uh, those are waves I'm pretty happy to catch, especially as the plug-ins sound really good. Four: The plug-ins cost $50 each, and you get multiple installations per license, without having to pay recurring subscription or support fees. Valhalla has moved into the present with super-clean, easy-to- navigate flat-design graphics that look cool and already seem timeless. Our web dude Dave Middleton disdains these skeuomorphisms (a big word I learned from Dave). When the GUI is not done well, trying to move the knobs with a mouse is a pain. I love my Fairchild 660 plug-in, as well as my other vintage emulations, but designing plug-ins to look like old gear - complete with scratched faceplates and virtual knobs that require turning - is a bit backward. They were both raving about how good Valhalla plug-ins sounded. I first heard of them via two of my engineers, Chris Woodhouse and Scott McDowell. Two: Word of mouth on these plug-ins is growing. I hope he has another outlet of some sorts, but I guess we're the beneficiaries of his obsession, so I won't complain.
Sean seems a bit obsessed with reverb, to be honest. One: They only make reverb and delay plug-ins. There are a few things that make Valhalla unique.
Valhalla DSP is a new plug-in company consisting of Sean (coding) and Kristin (graphics, marketing) Costello, who together run a small and efficient operation.
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