DSPTone releases ExoDelay plugin inspired by Ibanez digital gear

Digital delay nostalgia gets weaponized with modern control and zero patience for sterile repeats.

Who built it, and the mindset

• DSPTone launched a fresh plugin under a refocused brand.
• The team frames this as musicians building tools for peers.
• A decade of effects experience sits behind the move.

What ExoDelay actually is

• A delay plugin centered on early digital character.
• The sound leans past bucket-brigade territory.
• Inspiration pulls from first-wave digital stompboxes.

What flavors the delay engines

• Modes echo classic designs from the 1980s.
• Clear repeats keep timing steady.
• Modulation adds wobble without chaos.
• Time ranges shift for different textures.

Where vintage meets modern tricks

• Multiple delay paths run inside one plugin.
• Hybrid mode stacks three delays together.
• Ducking keeps echoes out of the way.

What specific gear inspired it

• Character nods toward early Ibanez digital pedals.
• Ibanez's influence shapes modulation behavior.
• Old-school quirks stay baked into each mode.

How much it costs and where it runs

• ExoDelay sells for $35.
• It runs on macOS and Windows.
• Formats cover VST3, AU, and AAX.