23DSP introduced 23ArpDelay with scale-pitched repeats

23ArpDelay makes every echo follow musical scale steps rather than copying the note that entered. 23DSP built the €15 effect around relative intervals, meaning a riff can move keys while its pitch pattern stays intact. Up to 16 taps can roam across four octaves.

A four-knob pattern system handles contour, scale choice, movement order, and note spacing. Users can still grab individual taps, then adjust pitch, volume, pan, filtering, timing, mute, or reverse behavior. MIDI can set the reference pitch or send the generated arpeggio elsewhere.

Underneath, each channel gets phase-vocoder shifting with latency correction and steady output level. Zero-shift taps skip that stage for sample-level delay times. Formant preservation, shaped feedback decay, stereo layouts, 24 presets, undo, redo, and light or dark views round things out.

Version 0.9.0-rc5 runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux through VST3, Audio Unit, or LV2, depending on the platform.
 

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