Summary

Dispersion is a bouncing ball delay effect plugin developed by Sinevibes for Mac, Windows, and Linux platforms. It features up to 32 sequential delay lines with precise tempo synchronization designed to produce rhythmical echo patterns resembling a bouncing ball.

Features

• Up to 32 sequential delay lines with exponential time spreading based on a proprietary formula.
• Tempo-synchronized delay time ensuring bounce rounds correspond to exact tempo fractions.
• Gradual stereo panning of delay bounces from left to right to simulate movement within the stereo field.
• Optional inverse time spread for delay lines and multiple feedback shaping options.
• Alternating-polarity modulation, combining delay, reverb, chorus ensemble, and stereo widening effects.
• Two-pole low-pass or high-pass filters for feedback damping.
• Support for mono to mono, mono to stereo, and stereo to stereo channel configurations.
• Color-coded graphical user interface with consistent parameter naming and automation support.
• Built-in preset management and window scaling up to 200%.

Supported Platforms and Formats

• Mac: AU, VST3, AAX; compatible with macOS 10.9 or newer (both Apple Silicon and Intel 64-bit).
• Windows: VST3, AAX; compatible with Windows 8.1 or newer (64-bit Intel and AMD).
• Linux: VST3; for Linux 2020 or newer (64-bit Intel and AMD).

Use Cases

Dispersion is suitable for producers and sound designers looking for rhythmically precise delay effects with stereo movement and complex feedback shaping. Its unique bouncing ball delay can add character resembling delay, reverb, chorus, and stereo widening in one plugin.