Imperial Delay is a delay effect plugin by Boz Digital Labs that offers quick single-knob control over common delay options and deeper advanced controls for detailed shaping. It is available for macOS in AU, AAX and RTAS formats.
Imperial Delay is built around two goals: deep control over delay behavior and a layout that stays out of the way while you work. Its main controls are reachable with one knob each, so common settings can be adjusted quickly during a session. When you need more precision, the advanced controls open up every parameter for detailed experimentation. Boz Digital Labs also added a preset management system that stores presets beyond what your DAW's own preset saving can handle.
Imperial Delay gives you every option you would typically need in a delay at the turn of a single knob. This keeps the workflow fast when you are sketching ideas or making rhythmic adjustments in the middle of a session.
When a setting needs finer control, the advanced controls expose the full set of parameters. The developer designed the plugin to avoid the common trade-off where powerful delays demand technical setup before they become usable.
Boz Digital Labs built a new preset management system into Imperial Delay. It lets you save presets that go further than the saving features in your host DAW, so your favorite delay setups can be recalled and reused across projects.
The plugin is available in AU, AAX and RTAS formats for macOS, which covers the main professional host environments on that platform.
Formats, systems and requirements as listed by Plugin Boutique. Missing details are left out, not guessed.
| Developer | Boz Digital Labs |
|---|---|
| Type | Plugin |
| Category | Delay |
| Formats | AU, AAX, RTAS |
| Operating systems | macOS |
| Free trial | Yes |
Imperial Delay is available in AU, AAX and RTAS formats for macOS.
The developer notes that Imperial Delay is not yet compiled to run natively on M1 Macs. Boz Digital Labs is rewriting it for native support, and in the meantime it should work under Rosetta.
Yes, Imperial Delay has a trial version available.
Imperial Delay is supported on macOS.
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