The Interruptor has released a major update to its audio plugin for vintage and modern delay effects.
Bionic Delay 2 combines a straightforward user interface for the main delay parameters with a character dial that allows you to easily select the sounds of analog or digital delay units in any condition between brand new and extreme lo-fi.
Bionic Delay 2 features
- Easy delay time selection by note values: half notes, eight notes, 16th, 32th notes plus tripplet and dotted notes via the fine controls. These are synchronized to your host/DAW tempo.
- Delay time selection in milliseconds for delay times up to 3 seconds.
- Separate delay times for the left and right channels are possible.
- Ping Pong delays.
- Swing creates a swing time feel by applying a longer (or shorter) delay time to every second delay iteration.
- Character dial allows you to morph the delay sound between classic bionic delay, clean digital and lo-fi analog or crushed digital tones. You can even turn the delay time down to zero and use the character function alone for standalone effects like tape degradation and digital crushing.
- Modulate the delay time for pitch and phase variations, simulating tape transport inaccuracies like wow and flutter.
- Use extremely small delay times to create chorus or flange effects.
- Full control of the stereo image via width and balance controls.
- Freeze button captures the delay in a static endless loop.
- Smooth control for gradual delay time changes.
- Hi cut and lo cut controls progressively narrow the frequency bandwidth of consecutive delays.
- Drift control allows to send more feedback to the left or to the right channel. This results in delays that continuously wander to the left or to the right.
Available as a VST3 plugin for Windows, Bionic Delay 2 is available for the introductory price of EUR 9 until September 30th, 2025. A free demo version is available to try the plugin.
More information: The Interruptor
