Cooper® Time Cube MkII Delay
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Cooper® Time Cube Mk II Delay
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M. Jud
Perfect for doubling effects
The Cooper Time Cube is an exceptional delay effect plugin and I often use it to improvise with the saxophone. Of course I would like to see it native. And above all, the plugin should be unison. The only delay plugin that is unison is the Korg SDD-3000 Digital Delay and I wonder why that is. It can hardly be due to the DSP resources, which are lower in the Cooper Time Cube. In terms of sound, the Time Cube clearly deserves 5 stars. I give it 4 because of the lack of unison and native support.
J. Seabrook
Confusing at first...
I'm still not certain I understand how this thing works... I feel like a student again who made something cool but can't explain how. :) That said, the more I play with it, the more it makes sense. There are still some controls I don't get or can't hear (coils?) but's getting easier and quicker to setup the more I use it. It's quickly become my first choice for quick delay effects and I'm sure as I figure it out more, I'll rely on it for more and more!
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good one
sound nice, miss some paramaters to tweek
R. Cremasco
Very Good. Not amazing.
It does the job very well. I think a mid control would make it even better but then it wouldn't be as authentic an emulation.
J. Schamberger
a little bit special
you need to know how to use it, then nice results are guaranteed.
E. BASTIDE
Nice vibe !
Very useful to make things wider in //.
But can be use in a more traditional way like slapback echo too, it gives you different retro tone than some usual plugins like Echoboy.
D. Holeva
Instant Width!
Great character and unique way to add instant width. I used it on a Fender Rhodes sound and it was magic!
R. Nash
oddball little delay
Really love the grainy/combed repeats as it re-generates - Just beautiful!
M. Marton
It sound's good
I was surprised how good it sounded in the mix without really eq'ing it. It replaced my ATR102 I was using for a slap-back effect on some vocals. Really looking forward to digging into this more.
K. Lambert
Cooper
Sits in the mix nicely.
K. Lambert
Cooper
Sits in the mix nicely.
w. costa
Very Unique
Very interesting sound. Good to give um some space and texture. I dig it.
J. Haas
Time tested
I first became familiar with the CTC when I started as a session singer in L A in the early 70’s. I was always amazed at the effect the Cooper T C could add to our tracks; both of them. Remember, we only had 8 track machines to start with! Along came 16 and 24 track machines, but the Cooper Time Cube was always there; we didn’t need to use it as often but it was cool to do on occasion. Now I have this one in my DAW and it makes me smile whenever I use it to fatten a track or use it as a doubler. Love it and all of my UA GEAR!
K. Johnson
cool delay
I'm always trying new delays, especially for vocals. The Time Cube is currently working out great for me. Easy enough to use and get dialed in, and it seems to sit nicely enough in the mix. It has replaced the delay I had been using on my current projects.
.
Something magical happening with this plugin...
I'm still getting to know the Time Cube... but the most useful application I've found so far is to bring thickness to mid range sounds like pads, plucks, etc... It creates a swirling thickness which is hard to describe. Great for taking the digital edge off synth sounds. Don't use for sounds you want in the front of the mix though... but pretty neat to use as a send, and automate the send amount to make a sounds tail "disappear" into the background.
B. Olivier
Great on vocals
Very accurate delay item.
Perfect to have a large vocal in the stereo :-)
K. Nielsen
Great all-round stereo-delay
Simple interface making it easy to use, and great sounding stereo-delay. I mostly use it on a return channel, to give some of my more "dirty sounding" elements a nice stereo-delay.
j. elliott
time cube - one trick done right!
certainly not a jack of all trades plug/bit of a one trick, but as they say, oh what a trick! a very cool unique delay, and i've yet to find a competitor who can replicate quite what it does. can be pushed into some weird & dubby places, and great on vocals. great slapback too. been around a while/not the latest flavor of the month, but still recommended!
B. Davis
Its not bad, its not Great but it can be.
Okay so I demoed the Cooper & Tape Echo. The tape Echo is okay but I believe it won't be hard to replicate the sound with other plugins. the Cooper Time Cube I personally believe is a more useful plugin. I probably won't be buying it for varying reasons but here's the pros.
Pros
- Its a great plugin for widening vocals, instruments (ex: backups, adlibs, etc.). This in itself is a great & useful feature that should not be overlooked.
- It sounds good & can be used in Sync for those 1/4 (etc) delays. You can also set a 1/4 delay for the left channel & 1/2 for the right etc. which is a really nice feature.
Con
- The left & right channel can't be linked to set 1/4 delays etc for both channels at the same time, you have to manually set both.
V. Mihailescu
Clean, straight delay
The usefulness of the Cooper Time Cube delay stands in its simplicity. Doesn't really color the sound but gets used for most stereo enhancing needs, while the EP-34 gets used more for effect.