Dynamic Delay Engine with Dual-Channel Orbiting Effects
W. A. Production has released Delay Rings, a delay plugin built around two independent delay engines that create circular motion through the stereo field. The plugin moves beyond standard ping-pong effects with dual-channel processing designed for three-dimensional soundscapes.
Independent Dual-Ring Architecture
Delay Rings features two separate delay engines with independent controls for Length, Feedback, and Gain. Each ring can move clockwise or counterclockwise through the stereo field, creating interwoven rhythmic patterns. Users can enable or disable each ring individually, and dedicated High-Pass and Low-Pass filters help shape the delay trails.
Sound Shaping and Modulation
The plugin includes modulation controls with adjustable Depth and Rate parameters. A built-in reverb section offers Dry/Wet and Time controls for adding spatial depth. Stereo Width controls work on both delay and reverb sections. The auto-ducker module reduces delay volume when the input signal plays, with adjustable Release settings.
Interface and Workflow
Built on vector graphics, the interface is resizable and includes AB comparison and copy/paste functions. Undo/redo buttons allow users to revert changes. The pop-free bypass works with DAW automation. Factory presets are organized by instrument and genre categories.
Delay Rings is available for $39.90 ($9.90 during launch sale) and supports VST, AU, AAX, and VST3 formats. More information is available on the W. A. Production website.
