DawgPound Audio releases DawgDelay-201 tape echo for Mac and iPad

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DawgPound Audio has released DawgDelay-201, a recreation of vintage 70s tape delays for macOS and iPadOS.

Twelve modes cover every combination of three virtual tape heads, with four modes running a spring tank alongside the echo and one running the tank alone.

The plugin adds an assignable LFO with four shapes targeting rate, pan, reverb mix or tone.

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DawgPound Audio has released DawgDelay-201, a recreation of vintage 70s tape delays for macOS and iPadOS. Twelve modes cover every combination of three virtual tape heads, with four modes running a spring tank alongside the echo and one running the tank alone. The plugin adds an assignable LFO with four shapes targeting rate, pan, reverb mix or tone.

How it works

At maximum Intensity the engine self-oscillates by design, with a permanent limiter outside the feedback loop.
Pricing & Availability DawgDelay-201 is $9.99 for Mac (AU, VST3, macOS 11.0+) and $4.99 for iPad (AUv3, iPadOS 16.0+).
A launch discount brings the Mac version to $7.49 through October 31, applied automatically at checkout.
Every DawgPound Audio Mac plugin ships with a free 14-day fully functional trial, no card required.

Details worth keeping

Twenty-four factory presets ship in seven categories. Three skins are included: graphite NOIR, green Classic, and modern Neon.

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