NEW WMD/SSF DPLR Delay

WMD/SSF DPLR Delay

Are you looking for a voltage-controlled delay module that enables classic delay effects, chorus-like sound movements, and creative feedback structures? The WMD/SSF DPLR Delay is a delay module with two interactive delay lines, each offering up to 750 ms of delay time.

The module processes an input signal and splits it between two delays. Both delay lines share the total delay time via the DELAY parameter as well as the regeneration via REGEN. This creates a flexible sound tool that can be used for both simple delay structures and lively, modulated, and experimental sound patterns.

Two interactive delay lines

The WMD/SSF DPLR Delay operates with two interactive delay lines. Each of these lines offers a delay time of 750 ms. The input signal is internally distributed across the two delays, allowing for dense, spatial, and dynamic delay effects.

Side B has its own control over the delay offset relative to Side A. This parameter is called SPREAD and allows for precise shifting between the two delay lines. This enables the creation of rhythmic variations, wider soundscapes, and chorus-like effects.

Voltage-Controlled Parameters

An important feature of the WMD/SSF DPLR Delay is the voltage control of its key parameters. Delay, Spread, and Regen are voltage-controlled, allowing them to be dynamically integrated into a modular setup.

Modulating these parameters creates dynamic delay times, variable stereo-like structures, and lively feedback patterns. Especially when used in experimental patches, the module can thus offer significantly more capabilities than a static delay.

Regeneration, Feedback, and Crosstalk

The REGEN parameter controls the regeneration, or feedback, of the delay. When Regen is set to maximum, an infinitely long feedback loop is created. This allows for the generation of interesting, evolving sound structures.

The upper knob switches between seven different crosstalk configurations. These range from isolated regeneration to ping-pong behavior. When the knob is held down, you can cycle through four different regeneration filter settings.

Delay and Chorus for Creative Sound Design

The WMD/SSF DPLR Delay can be used not only as a delay but also as a chorus. The interaction between the two delay lines, the Spread parameter, and voltage control creates sonic movements that go beyond simple repetitions.

This makes the module ideal for wide delay textures, modulated soundscapes, rhythmic repeats, and experimental feedback sounds. The wet/dry setting can be adjusted via jumpers, allowing you to configure the ratio between the original signal and the effect signal as desired.

Purchase Recommendation

The WMD/SSF DPLR Delay is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a voltage-controlled delay module with two interactive delay lines. In particular, the combination of a 750 ms delay time per line, voltage-controlled parameters, seven crosstalk configurations, and four regeneration filter settings makes the module highly versatile.

If you’re looking for a delay that can produce everything from classic delays to chorus-like effects, ping-pong structures, and experimental feedback sounds, the WMD/SSF DPLR Delay offers a compact and creative solution for flexible sound design.

Features:

• Two interactive delay lines
• 750 ms delay time
• Voltage-controlled parameters
• Seven crosstalk configurations
• Four regeneration filter settings
• Adjustable wet/dry setting via jumper

Specs:

• Type: Module
• Theme: Recording and Studio

Further links:

• Print View