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Colonnade Delay Dual-engine delay plugin

Pair a close vocal repeat with a distant wash in one delay.

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About this demo

One tape echo on the quarter note at 85 bpm (706 ms), 12% feedback, low-passed at 6 kHz, 26% mix, ducked under the voice.

Rendered through Colonnade Delay 1.1.12 on macOS. Input and processed excerpts are matched in loudness. Switching keeps your place.

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A dual-engine delay plugin for a close vocal repeat and a distant wash in the same insert. Choose Studio, Tape, Bucket or Ghost for each engine, then route them in parallel, ping-pong, serial or Mid/Side.

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Colonnade Delay 1.1.0, licensed, working on a 105 bpm beat: PING-PONG routing, engine A tagged TAPE on a synced 1/4 staged back and left, engine B tagged GHOST on a synced 1/8 dotted staged front and right, both echo trains alive along the stage's time ruler.

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THE LISTENING ROOM

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One tape echo on the quarter note at 85 bpm (706 ms), 12% feedback, low-passed at 6 kHz, 26% mix, ducked under the voice.

About this demo

Rendered through Colonnade Delay 1.1.12 on macOS. Input and processed excerpts are matched in loudness. Switching keeps your place.

Open input audio ↗Open processed audio ↗

IN MOTION

Colonnade, running.

Colonnade Delay 1.1.0, licensed, working on a 105 bpm beat: PING-PONG routing, engine A tagged TAPE on a synced 1/4 staged back and left, engine B tagged GHOST on a synced 1/8 dotted staged front and right, both echo trains alive along the stage's time ruler.

IN YOUR SESSION

A close repeat. A distant wash. One delay.

Pair a short vocal slap with a longer tail, send repeats across the stereo image or feed A into B for a layered echo. Each engine has its own character, time, feedback and depth, with filters and pitch inside the loop.

2delay engines
4engine modes
4routing choices
2time-change behaviors

A CLOSER LOOK

Inside Colonnade.

Colonnade Delay 1.1.0 licensed interface on a 105 bpm beat: PING-PONG lit in the routing row, engine A tagged TAPE on the back lane, engine B tagged GHOST in front, both echo trains drawn along the time ruler from IN past 500 ms to 1.0 s

Two engines on one stage

The stage draws both engines against a time ruler. Ping-Pong routing alternates the repeats left and right, and each lane tag names the machine that lane is running.

Colonnade Delay echo stage with engine A's head node held under a focus ring and axis ticks, a HUD reading TIME 1/4 and DEPTH 62 FRONT, lane A pulled in front of lane B, and engine A's DEPTH rail reading -62.0 % with its node at the FRONT end

Drag a repeat through depth

Drag an engine’s head node horizontally for time and vertically for depth. Keep TIME, FEEDBACK and DEPTH visible while the remaining controls switch pages independently.

Colonnade Delay engine A TIME block with the exact-value field open and 571.43 ms entered, the EDIT chip above it, the 571.4 ms unit line under it and SYNC, TAP and REPITCH beneath that

Type the exact time

Use TIME EDIT for exact milliseconds or seconds; with sync enabled it opens musical divisions. Free time runs from 1 ms to 4 seconds (under 41 ms, DIFFUSE and the depth smear step aside), and the large readout still supports scrubbing.

All features & controls
  • Two delay engines with independent time, feedback and depth
  • Studio, Tape, Bucket and Ghost characters
  • Dual, Ping-Pong, Serial and Mid/Side routing
  • Repitch or Fade for delay-time changes
  • Quartz or Slide for pitch-shifter behavior
  • Per-engine MACHINE, FILTER, SPACE and OUT pages
  • OFF/LP/HP/BP filters inside each engine’s feedback loop
  • FILTER OFF retains FREQ/RES; filtering A does not filter B
  • Mid/Side puts A on the center and B on the sides; B’s WIDTH sets the side width, while PAN and A’s WIDTH are stored but inactive
  • Exact time/value entry, interactive echo stage, A/B and mix lock

Four characters in the loop

Studio, Tape, Bucket and Ghost sit in one row per engine. Tape is lit: pre-emphasis into tanh into de-emphasis, with a head bump tracking speed between 40 and 95 Hz.

Bucket brigade, 8192 stages

Bucket derives a virtual clock from 8192 stages, filters at 0.4 times that clock, and runs an NE570-style 2:1 and 1:2 compander with a 5 ms time constant.

Ghost, quantized and dark

Ghost companders the loop down to 7 bits from 14, drops its sample and hold from 24 kHz to 8 kHz, then adds a dark low-pass, deep warble and crackle.

Four characters, measured
EngineThe machineWhat accumulates over the repeats
StudioClean digital lineNothing. Transparent at any feedback
TapeProgram-dependent saturation, head bump, HF loss tracking speed, measured wow and flutterWarmth, compression, wear
BucketBucket brigade on a virtual clock with companderDarkness as times stretch, pumping, bloom
GhostCompanded bit reduction, sample rate reduction, slow warbleGrit that breathes with the signal

Put it to work.

Vocal space

Run a short repeat beside a longer, quieter echo in Dual mode. Adjust each engine’s depth to place them around the vocal.

Moving stereo repeats

Choose Ping-Pong and the echoes alternate left and right across the image; in new instances that includes centered and mono sources. Then set the tone and feedback of each engine.

Rhythmic layers

In Serial, A feeds B. Combine two sync divisions and hear how the second engine reshapes the first.

A wider atmosphere

Use Mid/Side routing to treat the center and sides separately: A carries the center, B the sides, and B’s WIDTH sets how wide the side echoes are. PAN and A’s WIDTH are inactive there; LEVEL stays active.

THE DETAILS

Fits your setup.

Engines
2
Characters
Studio / Tape / Bucket / Ghost
Routing
Dual / Ping-Pong / Serial / Mid-Side
Time
1 ms to 4 s free; 21 sync divisions
Time changes
Repitch / Fade
Pitch behavior
Quartz / Slide
Loop filter
OFF / LP / HP / BP, per engine
Latency
Zero added samples
Platforms
Windows 10+ (64-bit); macOS 10.15+ Intel / 11+ Apple Silicon
Windows
Windows 10 or later, 64-bit. VST3, AAX, Standalone.
macOS
macOS 10.15 or later on Intel; macOS 11 or later on Apple Silicon. AU, VST3, AAX.
Hosts
A 64-bit host supporting your platform’s plugin format. Your DAW may require a newer operating system.

Use it in Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase, Studio One, FL Studio, REAPER, Bitwig Studio, and other compatible hosts.

Find the right format for your DAW

Questions about Colonnade.

What are the four characters?

Studio, Tape, Bucket and Ghost. Choose one independently for each engine; its character accumulates as the signal passes through the feedback loop.

How do the engines connect?

Dual runs them in parallel; Ping-Pong bounces the repeats left, right, left, and in new instances that includes centered and mono sources; Serial feeds A into B; Mid/Side separates the center and sides. Sessions saved before Colonnade 1.1.9 keep their earlier Ping-Pong, which crosses each side’s repeats to the opposite side, so a centered source stays centered there.

What is the difference between Repitch/Fade and Quartz/Slide?

Repitch and Fade control delay-time changes: Repitch glides with pitch movement, while Fade crossfades between times. Quartz and Slide are pitch-shifter modes; they do not select delay-time behavior.

Why can I still hear an unfiltered repeat?

Check that FILTER is active, then audition one engine at a time. Each engine has its own loop filter; A’s filter does not process B. The filtering compounds over successive repeats.

How do I get a cleaner, less diffuse echo?

Set DIFFUSE and DEPTH to zero and audition one engine at a time. GHOST retains its own minimum diffusion character even with DIFFUSE at zero.

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  • ABednarskiSep 30, 2026Version 1.0 on Windows

    ★★★★★

    I have just download it last week, and make some tests. Making Electronic Music, I thing this delay will offer me a lot of interesting sounds ... A really nice product ! Thanks.

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