DelaSaurus

DelaSaurus by 2321 is a stereo delay effect built for anything from subtle tape-style echoes and detuning to restless, glitch-heavy textures. Its delay time can be modulated by seven LFO shapes, with continuous blending between them for hybrid modulation patterns. Move from smooth sine waves to stepped randomness, then use the Slew control to soften abrupt transitions or explore organic, percussive movement. The LFO runs from a standstill up to 20 Hz, while feedback reaches 150% for sustained, heavily saturated loops. A waveshaper inside the feedback path shapes the sound as it builds, and the Feed control adjusts how much incoming audio enters before the loop. Suited to experimental producers and sound designers, DelaSaurus offers plenty of scope for wobbly repeats, evolving rhythmic effects and unusual treatments of everyday sounds.