VPingPong is a stereo delay with separate initial delay time and feedback time for each delay. There is a switch to force it to be a ping-pong delay. The total delay buffer time is 3 seconds (at 44100Hz) for the left and right buffers (about 1.0mb total), which provides a ping pong time delay time of 1.5 seconds between left and right taps.

A filter to the feedback stage is included so that so sound will progressively get duller(LP)/brighter(HP)/narrower(BP) with each feedback. Be careful with the resonance because with each feed back the resonant frequency gets amplified so the delay will feed back on itself. You can bypass the filter section (and save CPU) by setting the filter type to Thru.

You may want to check the Vellocet web site for new plug-ins, help or to join their VST plug-ins mailing list.

Features

• Tempo - (30:250 bpm) Tempo in beats per minute
• PingPong - (yes/no) Forces Ping-pong delay times which are set from LinitDel
• LinitDel - (1/32:2 notes) Left initial delay time in notes, 1/32 note resolution
• RinitDel - (1/32:2 notes) Right initial delay time in notes, 1/32 note resolution
• LfeedDel - (1/32:2 notes) Left feedback delay time in notes, 1/32 note resolution
• RfeedDel - (1/32:2 notes) Right feedback delay time in notes, 1/32 note resolution
• Llevel - (0:1 amount) Left delay level
• Rlevel - (0:1 amount) Right delay level
• Lfeedback - (0:1 amount) Left delay feedback
• Rfeedback - (0:1 amount) Right delay feedback
• EqFreq - (334:18580 Hz) Log scale frequency cutoff position
• EqRes - (0:1 amount) Resonance level
• EqSmooth - (0:1 amount) Smooth amount for changes in frequency and resonance
• EqType - (LowPass/HighPass/BandPass/Resonant/Thru) Filter type
• Dry/Wet - (0:1 mix) Dry/Wet mix 0=dry 1=wet
• Level - (-Inf:6 dB) Delay Gain (0 means no gain)

Requirements

• Windows 95/98/NT
• Software compatible with VST plug-ins
• Sound card (optional)

There is also a Mac version available from the Product Home Page.