With just two simple ingredients, transform mundane sounds and vocals into something special: a brilliant idea and an exceptional delay. Comeback Kid provides the latter, encouraging you to conjure up fresh ideas in a moment's notice.

The design of the effect is straightforward, much like the finest hardware delays. You won't encounter any sub-menus or hidden functions here. Instead, there are 14 satisfying "shaping knobs" at your disposal for immediately molding your wet signal. Need a tape delay vibe for your lead synth? A modern slap for your vocals? A crunchy lo-fi echo on your guitars? Not a problem! By mixing and matching the onboard parameters, you can achieve an infinite range of styles.

Comeback Kid delivers crystal-clear sound quality while also being versatile enough to handle a variety of mix tasks, from subtle reflections to mesmerizing echoes. It may very well become your new preferred delay!

Key Features:

• Delay setup: Tempo-sync modes: Straight, dotted, triplet (syncs to your DAW’s BPM). Free mode: 0.01 ms - 2500 ms.
• Accuracy: Set your delays with 0.01ms precision when in “Free” mode. Double-click the numerical display and type-in your desired delay time.
• Ping-Pong: Classic stereo delay trick.
• Ducker: Ducks the delay signal when the dry signal is playing — for a cleaner, more modern sound.
• Lo-Cut + Hi-Cut: A pair of juicy, analog-modeled, filters to shape the tonal response of the wet signal.
• Attack + Sustain: Flexible transient designers to shape the envelope of your delay signal.
• Cheap: A custom 11-bit signal path inspired by vintage digital delays.
• Tape: Analog-modeled saturation algorithm, which will give you a classic tape delay sound.
• Swirl: Warm and organic-sounding phasing effect that adds movement to your delays.
• Sauce: Algorithmic reverb for adding diffusion to the wet signal.
• Wider: Changes the timing between the left and right signals to a create a wider delay sound.
• Richer: Changes the pitch between the left and right signals to a create a lush and wide delay sound.
• Pan: Pans the delay.
• Mono: Turns the delay into a mono signal.
• Destiny: Subtle randomization algorithm that creates a more human delay feel.
• Off mode: Double click the “Comeback Kid” logo to disable the delay engine. This allows you to use the plugin’s flavoring tools on your dry signal — like a regular multi-FX / color box.
• Display options: Switch between dark and light background colors.

System Requirements:

• Plugin formats: VST, VST3, AU, AAX.
• Mac - macOS 10.7 and up (including Native M1 Compatibility).
• Windows- PC Windows 7 and up.
• DAWs supported: Ableton Live, Pro Tools, Logic Pro, FL Studio, Cubase, Nuendo, Reaper, Reason etc.