Remi Blaze has released Bouncit, a free BPM-synced stereo delay for macOS (AU / VST3, Apple Silicon native).
Bouncit is part of a growing collection of free tools built by a house and
tech-house producer and DJ with a catalogue of 170+ original tracks across 35+
labels.
Delay is the effect that most often fights the mix. Repeats stack up behind the
dry signal, wash over the next transient, and drift out of the groove the moment
they aren’t locked to the tempo. Bouncit is built to stay out of the way.
Ducking pulls the repeats down while the input is present and lets them return
in the gaps, and the feedback loop runs through low-pass and high-pass filters
with tanh saturation, so each repeat is gently driven and tone-shaped rather
than piling up brighter and louder.
From there it goes as wide as you want. Delay times sync to the host across six
note values, or run free from 1 to 2000 ms, with independent left and right
timing and a Link mode when you want them locked. A Swing control offsets the
right channel up to 100% for a shuffled bounce, tape modulation puts a sine LFO
on the delay time for analog pitch wobble, and mid/side width opens the wet
signal to 200%. Freeze captures the buffer and loops it indefinitely for builds
and transitions. A tanh soft clipper and hard limiter sit at the output as a
safety net.
Prefer speed over control? Bouncit Raw is the free one-knob companion. A single
ECHO knob drives a tempo-synced ping-pong, a 1/4-note on the left against a
dotted-quarter on the right, with feedback and wet level rising together and
auto-leveled so it grows wider and deeper with no volume jump. It’s part of the
Remi Blaze Raw Series, a growing line of one-knob plugins that boil a full
effect down to a single move, made for fast ideas, live tweaks, and anyone who
wants the sound without the menu-diving.
Price: Free. It ships as AU, VST3 and Standalone, a Universal Binary for Apple
Silicon and Intel, code-signed and notarized by Apple, with 14 presets
including Ping Pong, Dub Echo, Vocal Throw and Long Wash.
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