DIG is a plugin that captures the distinctive sound of 1980s digital delays by combining two integrated delay engines, each with a unique character. It features three digital delay modes inspired by classic rack units: an adaptive delta modulation (ADM) mode, a 12-bit pulse code modulation mode, and a modern high-resolution 24/96 mode. These modes recreate the charming sonic nuances of early digital technology, delivering everything from percussive echoes to warm, dimensional repeats and clean, transparent delays. This blend of vintage digital tones with contemporary clarity makes DIG an engaging effect for crafting textured soundscapes.

The plugin offers flexible routing configurations including series, parallel, and ping pong delay setups, allowing users to design complex echo patterns or use each delay independently. It includes synchronized tempo subdivisions and modulation controls that help shape the delay time and tone, enabling intricate rhythmic effects and atmospheric repeats. Each delay line features adjustable parameters such as repeats, dry level, and modulation depth, providing precise control over the sound’s character and spatial placement. The ability to lock delay times between the two engines opens up creative possibilities for evolving, layered delay effects.

DIG is tailored for musicians and producers seeking to infuse their productions with the unique textures of early digital delay units while benefiting from intuitive modern workflow. Its distinctive delay voices evoke the innovation of the late 70s and 80s digital conversion technologies that introduced fresh sonic qualities to music production. By offering both classic and contemporary digital delay sounds within a single plugin, DIG serves as a powerful creative tool that bridges past and present delay aesthetics in a user-friendly format.