Echomatic — Stereo Tape Echo

Built like hardware.

Iconic Tape Delay

Magnetic-tape saturation, drift, and headroom — modelled from the real thing.

Sync & Ping-Pong

Lock to host tempo. Bounce delays between L and R for stereo width that breathes.

Wow, Flutter & Noise

Dial in tape age. From clean studio reel to lived-in cassette warmth.

Pitch Modulation

±12 semitones of pitch on the delay line. Subtle chorus, or full-on dub.

Intuitive Interface

Nine knobs. Two reels. Everything you need, nothing you don't.

Made for Mac

Native Apple Silicon. Universal Binary. Logic, Live, Pro Tools — drop it in and go.

A delay that breathes.

Echomatic doesn't just repeat your signal — it ages it. Tape saturation curves into harmonic warmth. Wow and flutter add the gentle drift of a vintage reel-to-reel. Noise rolls in like the room around the tape head.

Drop it on a vocal bus and hear it breathe. Slap it on a snare and feel the room move. Push the feedback past unity and let it sing.

"It sits in the mix like a piece of outboard. I've stopped reaching for my hardware."

— First-listen feedback, beta cycle

Tape drift, on tap.

Twelve semitones up. Twelve semitones down. Right of centre and your delay rises into shimmer. Left and it dives into dub. Used in isolation and it will transpose only the dry signal.

Modelled on real tape. Speed changes pitch. No digital pitch-shift algorithm. No artefacts and no formant smearing. Just the natural sound of a reel speeding up or slowing down.

Modelled from a real circuit.

Four op-amps. A pre-emphasis stage, a bias oscillator, a feedback loop, and an output drive — the analog signal path that Echomatic emulates, component for component.