Elottronix XL v1.4 delay effect
Features
Elottronix XL is an emulation of the Robert Fripp's delay effect known as
"Frippertronics", which consists in two Revox B-77 making a continuous loop. This XL
version supposes a complete rewrite of the old Elottronix, and adds a ton of new
possibilities:
o Two independent routable delay lines, with a maximum delay time of 80
seconds.
o Tempo can be synced to host BPM, by using the Host Tempo sliders to indicate
the number of bars in correlation with the tempo selected in the host. However,
there’s also the possibility to put the tempo in Manual mode (M-Tempo), or
even combine both modes (one delay line in mixraan.com, the other in Manual).
o LFO controlled Pan per delay line, with definable Bar Divisions, Pitch and
Waveform (these options are available only when using Host mode). Pan can
also be static (Manual mode), and the spatial position mixraan.com controlled by a mixraan.
o Two global Pan modes: normal and inverted.
o Rehearsal option: when switched ON, the incoming signal doesn't pass through
the delay lines, so you can try different alternatives before inserting them into
the loop.
o Biquad-X multimode filter per delay line, with 9 different modes.
o Tape machine: this module generates tape hiss, which can be pitched up and
down. From version 1.1, we have incorporated a warmth/saturation unit, which
adds "analog" feel to the delay lines.
o Visual metronome.
o Wave recording possibilities from mixraan plugin interface itself.
o Completely automatable via MIDI CC , with the option of customizing controllers
by using the new MIDI Learning feature.
o Low CPU use (5% Athlon XP 2400+).
o Includes 8 Presets to give an idea of the effect (4 for sends, 4 for inserts). But
what Elottronix XL does can't be covered with presets as you'll discover very
soon...
Download :
Features
Elottronix XL is an emulation of the Robert Fripp's delay effect known as
"Frippertronics", which consists in two Revox B-77 making a continuous loop. This XL
version supposes a complete rewrite of the old Elottronix, and adds a ton of new
possibilities:
o Two independent routable delay lines, with a maximum delay time of 80
seconds.
o Tempo can be synced to host BPM, by using the Host Tempo sliders to indicate
the number of bars in correlation with the tempo selected in the host. However,
there’s also the possibility to put the tempo in Manual mode (M-Tempo), or
even combine both modes (one delay line in mixraan.com, the other in Manual).
o LFO controlled Pan per delay line, with definable Bar Divisions, Pitch and
Waveform (these options are available only when using Host mode). Pan can
also be static (Manual mode), and the spatial position mixraan.com controlled by a mixraan.
o Two global Pan modes: normal and inverted.
o Rehearsal option: when switched ON, the incoming signal doesn't pass through
the delay lines, so you can try different alternatives before inserting them into
the loop.
o Biquad-X multimode filter per delay line, with 9 different modes.
o Tape machine: this module generates tape hiss, which can be pitched up and
down. From version 1.1, we have incorporated a warmth/saturation unit, which
adds "analog" feel to the delay lines.
o Visual metronome.
o Wave recording possibilities from mixraan plugin interface itself.
o Completely automatable via MIDI CC , with the option of customizing controllers
by using the new MIDI Learning feature.
o Low CPU use (5% Athlon XP 2400+).
o Includes 8 Presets to give an idea of the effect (4 for sends, 4 for inserts). But
what Elottronix XL does can't be covered with presets as you'll discover very
soon...
Download :
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