Stereo Stretch Delay

The Stereo Stretch Delay automatically delays, stretches and stutters incoming audio with two independent granular time stretchers. Feed the stretched audio back into itself to continuously re-stretch and glitch it.

Each stretcher gives you control over the amount of stretching and the size of the grains. The grain can be set in milliseconds, to give you more granular stretching, or synced, to give a beat repeat style stuttering/stretching effect. Tiny grains make weird harmonics, similar to a harsh comb filter.

Blend between the grains with the “Fade” knob.

The stretchers can be manually triggered and automated. Or, use the “Auto Stretch” function, which stretches the audio to the beat.

Quickly change from stereo stretching to mono, or flip the stereo image with the “Channel Selector”. This changes the stretching applied to each channel.

Visual feedback provided to show how much audio is being grabbed, stretched, and how often.

Detailed info text written for each parameter.

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