BLEASS Delay is a multi-purpose delay, echo and frequency shifter effect plugin from BLEASS. It combines a sync-capable delay line with a frequency shifter in the feedback path, plus high-pass and low-pass filters and per-stage LFOs.
BLEASS Delay is an effects plugin for producers who want delays that go beyond standard repeats. The developer describes it as a tool for cinematic and experimental processing, with a feedback path that adds ongoing movement to the signal. Its delay line can sync to your project tempo and run in ping-pong stereo. Two resonant filters and a frequency shifter shape the repeats, and the developer positions it for build-ups and transitions.
The core of BLEASS Delay is a delay line with sync and ping-pong stereo options, so repeats can lock to the tempo of your session or bounce between left and right channels.
The frequency shifter sits in the feedback stage. Each pass through the loop is shifted in frequency, which can build inharmonic, metallic or harmonically shifting textures as the echoes decay. This is the element that gives the plugin its experimental character.
Two filters, one low-pass and one high-pass with resonance, let you shape the tone of each repeat. Set up as the developer suggests for warm analogue-style echoes, they can roll off the edges of the signal as it recirculates.
Each stage has its own LFO with stereo phase, which adds modulation across the delay, feedback and filter sections. The result is wider, moving space rather than static repeats.
Formats, systems and requirements as listed by Plugin Boutique. Missing details are left out, not guessed.
| Developer | BLEASS |
|---|---|
| Type | Plugin |
| Category | Delay |
| Formats | VST3, AU, Standalone |
| Operating systems | Windows, macOS |
| Architecture | 64-bit |
| Free trial | Yes |
BLEASS Delay is available in VST3, AU and Standalone formats. It runs on Windows and macOS and is listed as 64-bit.
BLEASS Delay is not a standalone product in practice and requires host software. It is listed as compatible with nearly all VST3 and Audio Unit compatible DAWs. The listed requirements are Windows 8 or later (64-bit) and macOS 10.9 or later (64-bit only), including macOS 11 Big Sur and M1 processors.
Yes, a trial version is available for BLEASS Delay.
The frequency shifter sits in the feedback stage, shifting the signal on each pass. The developer describes this as a way to create harmonic flux in the sound.
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