Barrow
Repeats that know when to shut up.
A delay that fills every gap and drowns the playing is worse than no delay. Barrow pulls its repeats down while you play and lets them bloom in the spaces, and every repeat gets darker, thinner and dirtier as it dies.
$15 one time. No subscription, no trial, 14-day refund.

Barrow in 5 parts.
In time, or in milliseconds
SYNC sets the delay in note values from 1/16 to a full bar, straight, triplet or dotted, and follows your host tempo. Switch it off for milliseconds from 20 to 2000.
A loop with a character
HI CUT and LO CUT shape every repeat, and DRIVE saturates them, so the echoes fade like a tape loop and not like a copy.
DUCK
The repeats drop away while the dry signal plays and come back in the gaps, so a fast riff keeps its edge and a held chord still gets its tail.
Ping-pong
PING-PONG sends the repeats left, then right, then left, and keeps going.
The time never clicks
Turn TIME while it plays and the delay glides to the new value, with no zipper and no clicks.
- Measured. At 120 BPM a 1/8 repeat lands at 250 ms, a dotted quarter at 750 ms, each within a fraction of a millisecond. At 95% feedback and +24 dB of drive the loop stays bounded and dies away to silence.
- Reports its tail. Your host gets the real length of the repeats, so a render does not cut them off.
- Licensed, no trial. It stays silent until you enter the license key from your purchase email. 14-day refunds, no questions asked.
- Not part of the Nu series. It is a separate release with its own look.
Barrow.
$15, once.
You get a license key the moment payment clears, plus the installers for Mac and Windows. Barrow stays silent until you enter the key, so there is nothing to forget about later. 14-day refunds, no questions asked.
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