Integer: Digital-Analog Buffer Delay Effect by Sinevibes Free Download

The core of Integer is a delay model that combines analog-style buffer behavior with digital control. Its clock range is wide enough to shift the audio resolution from low, gritty textures to high-fidelity delay, according to the developer's description.

Four output interpolation algorithms let you choose between different resolutions, and the variable input low-pass and high-pass filters shape what enters the loop. Optional tempo sync locks the delay time to the host, and the included sine modulation generator adds adjustable frequency and amplitude drift, with stereo phase offset for width.

The plugin supports mono to mono, mono to stereo and stereo to stereo channel configurations.

The bipolar feedback loop can amplify the signal endlessly, and a brick-wall limiter prevents overloads while still letting the signal loop through the filters and buffer. Sinevibes says the tape-like behavior keeps pitch glide during delay time changes from affecting the feedback content.

Because of this design, the developer lists uses ranging from delay and chorus to flanger, loops, drones, brick-wall filtering and sample rate manipulation. One-pole lag filters on the continuous parameters are intended to keep adjustments smooth and click-free.