FFTfun Dynamic Delay

Music is not something which depends on instruments anymore, with powerful software, and hardware components capable of emulating, and emitting high-quality audio. Given a suitable VST host applications, FFTfun Dynamic Delay can be integrated to add delay effects based on the Fast Fourier Transformation algorithm.

Several advantages come with being a VST plugin. On the one hand, it’s lightweight enough to be carried around on a USB flash drive. Moreover, no changes are made to registry entries, since it only uses resources provided by the host it’s loaded into, with VSTHost being a suitable example in this regard.

Effect is directly applied to the the input device it’s connected to. The plugin is based on the Fast Fourier Transformation algorithm, with a dedicated slider to adjust in order to configure corresponding intensity.

General delay sliders can also be adjusted. Just like regular delay effect racks, time, and feedback represent core adjustment options. An extra slider can be used to opt for a dry, or wet transformation of sound. Modulation is controlled from a pair of sliders which target frequency, and amplification.

Effects are applied in real time, thus allowing for spontaneous turn of events in audio. In this regard, numerical value tags associated to each slider provide a way to remember specific slider positions for later quick configuration.