Because my Intel Celeron4 2.8 GHz and/or AsRock p4s55fx mobo are broken, I'm back working on the Pentium3 866Mhz :-( but anyway, here's the new GUI for FFDelay, let's call it FFDelay-v1.2 ... Now featuring 16 presets,
and when double-clicking the Thresh knob, it jumps to value 0,
the Dry/Wet knob will jump to value 50.

The new version is available here !

-- 28/09/2007 :
Max recently updated again, now with tooltips showing up where the knobs are for and what their MIDI cc#'s are.
You'll find that updated version on the KVR Developer Challenge 2007 page.

Installation
Simply copy the FFDelay.dll into your VST-PLUGINS folder (or subfolder of this one).

Overview
The FFDelay is a combination of 4 modules and routing functions to make users being able to save their own favourite presets.

The 4 main modules are:
-Filter (Low, High & Band Pass + Band Reject buttons, Threshold & Resonance knobs)
-Delay (Quantised Delay Times and individual or linked Feedback knobs) 
-LFO (Quantised Rate, Amplitude knob + 4 waveform buttons)
-Soft Distortion (Shape & Limit knobs + On/Off button)

MIDI Controller numbers

the following 16 MIDI Controller numbers are assigned to these functions:

Left Channel Delay Time CC#102
Right Channel Delay Time CC#103
Left Channel Feedback Amount CC#104
Right Channel Feedback Amount CC#105
Dry / Wet CC#106
Width CC#107

Routing CC#108

Filter Type CC#109
Filter Cutoff Frequency Threshold CC#71
Filter Resonance CC#74

LFO Shape CC#110
LFO Rate CC#111
LFO Amplitude CC#112

Distortion on/off CC#113
Distortion Shape CC#114
Distortion Limit CC#115

Reset function

Double-click on the Thresh or Dry/Wet knob to make it jump to certain values.
For the Thresh knob, It jumps to 0
The Dry/Wet knob jumps back to 50

Response Bar

Here you can see where in the frequency field the filter is active. (between 20Hz and 20 KHz)
The Thresh knob is there to choose the higher or lower region, the Amplitude knob
determines the width of the effected frequency range.

Share your presets
You can upload or download presets to/from
freakrush.freeforums.org
(no registration needed)

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Ten days before the deadline of the KVR Developers Challenge 2007,
Maxim Brezhestovski invited me to do the lay out for his Frequency Filtered Delay.
It was a stressfull period but we finally sent in this plugin called FFDelay.