Isotope is giving away its dynamic delay effect until March 9

null@example.com (Jake Johnson) — Thu, 11 Feb 2016 03:19:57 +0000

Creates a modulation of any effect based on amplitude, apparently, and lets the user specify the amplitude level at which the effect kicks in. Could be used, if I understand the ad correctly, to keep a reverb effect, for example, off at low volumes, but to kick in with more forceful playing. Not quite the same as an effect limiter that would control the maximum amount of an effect. Might be nice to have both. Here's the ad, reached from a link on the Keyboard site:

https://www.sweetwater.com/feature/izotope-free-plugin/

Here's the link to the Keyboard forum thread:

Modartt user forum - Isotope is giving away its dynamic delay effect until March 9

Isotope is giving away its dynamic delay effect until March 9