PSP Echo: Echo Effect Plugin by PSP Audioware

PSP Echo goes beyond a basic delay. The developer describes its internal design as a combination of four mono tape delays: two handle the initial ping-pong pre-delay, and two handle the main stereo echo. This structure is what enables the ping-pong pre-delay behavior alongside the main echo.

The delay sliders are the main route to tape echo effects. A tape wow control adds pitch movement to the repeats, and a built-in ducker lets the echo be reduced while the source signal is playing, which helps keep a busy mix clear.

The range of PSP Echo runs from simple slapback and sustain to ping-pong delays and spacious echoes, so it can serve both subtle depth and more obvious rhythmic repeats. The developer says its operation is smooth, which suits quick adjustments during a session.

The included factory presets cover a wide spread of the plugin's settings. Loading one is a practical way to hear what each part of the design does before building a sound from scratch.