Erica Synths, in conjunction with 112dB, has announce the release of Echolocator, a new desktop delay effects processor. Erica claims the Echolocator is a hands-on precision tool that lets you take manual and very musical control over small delay nuances. “Like a bat navigating its environment in the dark, you can feel your way through your live performances and shape the delay response and character on the fly…”
Erica Synths Echolocator
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Featuring 12 parameters for detailed sound design, save/recall functions for all parameters, MIDI control over all parameters and a sleek aluminum case, the Echolocator will claims to take your live show to the next level, enhance your studio work or experiment with sonic concoctions.
A unique stereo delay algorithm developed by 112dB
- A unique stereo delay algorithm developed by 112dB
- Selectable delay, filter, and shimmer modes
- 12 parameters for detailed sound design
- Freeze function
- A configurable footswitch input
- 30 factory presets and 70 user preset slots
- Preset export via USB
- Full MIDI implementation
- Dimensions: 23cm x 14,5cm x 7cm (including knobs)
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