Bastl Instruments released Basil

Bastl Instruments released Basil, a compact, yet flexible, digital stereo delay module built on the Bastl Pizza platform. It offers clean delay, as well as lo-fi flavors, and its Space section opens the doors to exploration far beyond simple delay territory. The Basil delay buffer modulates really well, allowing to recreate most classic time-based effects, such as chorus, flanger, vibrato, pitch shifter, reverb, and stereo widener, among others, and navigate between them with just a few performative gestures.

Features

• flexible STEREO delay buffer
• stereo inputs (Left normalized to Right) and outputs
• V/OCT DELAY input suitable for Karplus Strong synthesis
• STEREO spread
• FINE tune of delay time (for tonal applications)
• SYNC input for synchronized delays
• HALF SPEED with an extended range of quarter and eighth speeds suitable for octave jumps
• max sample rate 41.66 kHz, 16-bit
  • max delay time in stereo 0.5 s
  • max delay time in mono (via ping-pong) 1 s
  • max delay time at half speed in stereo 1 s (2 s at quarter and 4 s at eighth)
• LO-FI setting for turning off the anti-aliasing filter for lower sample-rates
• DRY/WET mix with a constant power curve
• FEEDBACK knob and CV with normal (right) and ping pong (left) modes
• FREEZE function to act as micro looper or for ambient washes
• SPACE section to add more dimension
  • BLUR for diffusion (inside or outside feedback)
  • FILTER in the feedback path
  • multi-TAPS for adding density
• assignable CTRL knob and CV (time, stereo, fine, dry/wet, feedback, speed, freeze, lo-fi, blur, filter, taps)
• firmware updates via micro USB
• based on the Bastl Pizza HW platform (different FW and front panel)

More info here: Bastl Instruments | Basil