Higher Hz HZ Delay WiN/MAC FREE
At a Glance
| Type | Effect |
|---|---|
| Category | Delay |
| Platform | WiN |
| DAW | Any |
| Size | 4.8 MB |
Higher Hz HZ Delay is a character-focused delay effect for producers who want saturation, chorus, echoes and early-reflection ambience from one processor. Rather than aiming for pristine repeats, it uses soft distortion and interconnected delay stages to give sounds a more coloured, animated feel. It suits hobby producers looking to add width, movement or depth to individual tracks.
The input drive affects both dry and processed audio, so you can also use HZ Delay purely for saturation. Its first stereo delay pair offers timing ranges suited to chorus, short reflections and longer echoes. Further delay stages can blend the driven input with earlier repeats, while a timing offset in the final pair creates stereo spread.
Each section contributes to the wet output and can feed back into the starting bus, with optional left/right reversal for more intricate patterns. High-pass and low-pass filters shape the tone progressively as feedback circulates. Modulation adds further movement, but feedback needs careful handling: high settings can produce sustained howling. HZ Delay is best approached as a creative sound-shaping tool rather than a strictly transparent delay.