Our friends at Eventide have today released UltraTap, a new multi-tap delay plug-in... hold on, haven't we seen UltraTap somewhere else? Yes, eagle eyed Eventide users will recognise UltraTap as an algorithm in Eventide's multi effects box The H9 Harmonizer. I've had early access to UltraTap and I must say it really is something else, a truly different take on delay.

Keep an eye open for a free Pro Tools Expert video tutorial of UltraTap in the coming weeks, for now, watch Logic Pro Expert's review of UltraTap below.

Main Features

• Over 150 presets
• Ribbon control - Transition seamlessly between two settings of any combination of controls
• Slurm control - Smear taps together or modulate them to create truly unique reverbs
• HotSwitch - Alternate between two versions of the settings
• Use up to 64 taps to create simple repeats or morph delays into chorus and reverb
• Speed up or slow down the rhythmic space between taps using the Spread knob
• Use the onboard LFOs and envelopes to chop the sound source into stuttered rhythms
• Control the stereo image of taps to alternate between hard-panned and mono
• Sync the Length and/or Chop LFO speed to the DAW session
• Use Mix Lock to scroll through presets while keeping the wet-dry mix constant
• Optimized for live use with MIDI control of The Ribbon and Tap Tempo for quick meta control on the fly.

Production Expert Review Of UltraTap

Eli at Logic Pro Expert was provided with exclusive early access to UltraTap. Watch his review to learn the controls and to hear how the multi-tap delay patterns.

Here's what Eli has to say about Eventide UltraTap:

Ultratap is much more than a multi-tap delay-line effect. It's a soundscape tool, capable of producing huge spaces, glitchy gated delays, crescendoing volume swells, comb filtering, modulation, and more. Aside from the usual delay controls, there are a few extras in here that make this plug-in unique. The Spread and Taper controls are used to adjust the spacing and volume of the delays. So you can create ahead of the beat or behind the beat waves of repeats that swell up or down. The Slurm and Chop controls are where this plug-in really shines. 

Intro Offer & Demo

Visit the Eventide website to download the 30x day free trial of UltraTap. Eventide is also offering a time limited introductory purchase offer of UltraTap as well.

Buy UltraTap for $49 (regular $79) - Offer ends 5th September 2017