Reader Mark Barkan, aka Higher HZ, shared this review of Aqusmatiq Audio Dedalus Delay, a real-time audio “delay mangler.”

Dedalus uses a network of delay lines, granulated and modulated, to produce a labyrinth of echoes, which are further processed by filters, dynamic processors, and saturation modules. It can create a wide variety of effects, from reverb-like ambiences to evolving resonations to pure noise.

Barkan’s video takes an in-depth look at Dedalus, with lots of audio demos, and shares his take on the effect’s pros and cons.

Details on Dedalus Delay are available at the Aqusmatiq site.

Check it out and share your thoughts on Dedalus in the comments!