Bleass claims its Tides Delay plug-in’s fluid approach to delay processing means delay times can be altered without the unpleasant warping results produced by other delay processors.
With an enhanced modulation system provided by Bleass’ latest plug-in technology, users can take advantage of this delay time fluidity with stereo LFOs, envelope followers and macro controllers that allow you to explore new horizons of exciting delay effects.
Bleass Tides Delay
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Bleass Tides provides different ways of shaping and adding character to its repeats. An input filter combining low- and high-pass resonant bands allows you to easily mould the incoming signal and thereby sculpt the resulting echoes. Then, for even deeper and more exhilarating shaping, Tides’ feedback path features five insert points into which any of 11 different effect processors can be loaded. These include distortions, filters, pitch and frequency shifting, ring modulation, and even an additional delay processor, all of which can be brought to life with the plug-in’s stereo modulators.
Tides is the first product to use Bleass’ new plug-in engine
The new interface is as easy to use with touchscreens as it is with a mouse, and includes innovative interactive elements such as Tides’ delay visualizer that, when clicked with the mouse or touched with a finger, produces fascinating interactive frequency shifting effects. Further realtime interaction comes in the form of momentary Freeze and Kill buttons that are perfect for creating spontaneous, organic effects, whether on stage or in the studio.
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