This sixteen-tap delay plugin offers a unique spatial audio experience by assigning each tap to a distinct spatial point, arranged and animated as dynamic shapes and flocks within multi-channel speaker setups supporting up to 64 channels. Users can shape and move these points to create evolving soundscapes, with the delay times modulated not only by the spatial arrangements but also by the amplitude of the input signal. The delay taps can be set up to 10 seconds with independent feedback control, allowing for intricate layering and rhythmic patterns.

The plugin features a variety of spatial shapes, including spheres, rings, arches, cubes, lines, planes, and rays, which can be transformed and merged to craft complex spatial structures. Positions along the X, Y, and Z axes influence delay values, providing deep control over the spatialization and timing of the echoes. Delay times can be set progressively using linear, accelerating, or decelerating curves, with added randomness for more organic variations. Users can manually select and order delay channels, as well as adjust level curves and apply envelope followers to modulate delay parameters dynamically.

Additional features include inertia settings for smooth or abrupt changes in delay and pitch, enhancing the modulation possibilities. Windows users benefit from an integrated 16-channel TiltEQ that follows the vertical positions of delay taps for precise tonal shaping. An expanded 36-channel version adds four LFO modulators to animate delay and shape parameters, enabling complex, evolving effects that bring spatial delay designs to life in immersive audio environments.