A tape echo that plays along — swelling under held notes, ducking out of your runs, throwing the tail when a phrase ends.
Hold a note and the echoes swell up under it. Play fast and they duck out of your way. The mix knob stays where you left it — the tape does the riding.
bloom 40% · duck 30% · responds in < 20 ms
The classic dub move, timed by your playing instead of a footswitch. Finish a phrase and the last note throws — feedback climbs, the echoes take over, then hand the room back to you.
throw 40% · swell 1.2 s
The stereo image opens on long notes and narrows on fast lines, so the echoes never smear a run. Width breathes with the phrase.
auto-space 50% · width 60%
Dig in and the tape saturates harder — the echoes get grainy and push. Back off and they clean up. Wow and flutter stay slow and old.
saturation 30% · wow & flutter 25% · tone 3.5 kHz
Split: dry guitar on one side, echoes on the other — the trick the big stages ran with two amps. Punchy left, wet right.
Every copy of Coro includes Coro Delay, wired into the chain after the amps — same tape, same ears, one window. Just want the echo? Coro Delay also runs as its own plugin in any host.
AUVST3Standalone macOS