HZ Delay

HZ Delay by Higher Hz is a character delay effect that blends saturation, chorus, echoes and early reflections for an intentionally imperfect, analog-inspired sound. Its input drive adds soft distortion to both dry and processed audio, so you can use it as a standalone saturator or build richer textures around the delays. A hard-panned stereo delay pair covers short chorus-style settings, room-like reflections and longer repeats, while additional delay stages offer layered echoes and adjustable stereo spread. Flexible feedback routing lets you feed signals back normally or with the left and right channels reversed for more complex patterns. High-pass and low-pass filters help shape the tone as repeats circulate. HZ Delay suits hobby producers who enjoy experimenting with depth, movement and grit on individual tracks. Push feedback carefully: higher settings can build into howling loops.