D16 Group Repeater Vintage Delay Plug-in Reviews
The D16 Group Repeater delay plug-in injects your recordings with space, depth, and excitement. Choose from 23 unique delay models, ranging from classic tape delays to studio-favorite digital units. Achieve captivating echo effects with two independent delay lines, each with its own adjustable parameters. Synchronize to your DAW, or adjust your tempo manually with the handy tap function. Enjoy effortless operation, thanks to the Repeater's easy-to-navigate tag-based browser. Featuring a ping-pong mode, analog-style feedback, MIDI-learn functionality, and a two-stage stereo spread, the D16 Group Repeater is a seriously robust delay plug-in.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Very powerful and flexible delay
Rather than trying to compare this against the gear it claims to emulate, I see this quite simply as a very interesting plugin that offers substantial tweakability...both in the function of the delays and in the tonality. It does a nice job and seems to be pretty CPU friendly. I still prefer plugins that allow me to graphically drag echos to where I want them (eg: waves supertap) because I find them wicked fast to set up and like the visual aspect. That said, the controls on this are easily understood and simple to operate, so I can't really complain about that. The only real complaint I would pose is that the preset handling is not great. It feels outdated and there are much more elegant and efficient ways they could handle this. Minor UI/UX criticism aside, this is a solid plugin at a decent price, and it will get heavy use in my studio.
