A tape echo in time with your song, ready to swell into a loop. $9 · Standalone app, VST3 and AU on macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel); VST3 on Windows (64-bit).
Drop YANKI on a vocal or a bus and it is already in time: a 1/8 echo at your host tempo, a few repeats that fade the way tape does. When the song wants more, pick a mood. Push FEEDBACK past HOLD in Dub Spiral, Worn Loop and the others, and the loop swells up to the CAP you set, so a dub throw can grow big without running away from you.
Each ring is a repeat: its size is the time, its brightness the level after feedback.
Feedback past HOLD makes the loop swell, up to CAP.
From a clean repeat to a loop that keeps growing: Echo, Slapback, Three Heads, Dub Spiral, Worn Loop, Yesilcam and Ters. Each one is a starting point; every knob is still yours.
Everything runs through a tape loop with one record head and three playback heads. Each pass loses top end, picks up a little wow and flutter and is gently saturated, so the repeats sound like tape, not a copy. TIME follows the host tempo continuously and glides to a new tempo instead of jumping; YANKI reports zero latency, so the dry signal is never delayed.
The glass echo field draws one ring per repeat: the radius is the delay time, brightness and thickness are the level after feedback, warmth is the tone, and the left-right offset is the stereo spread. Drag the rings to change TIME, FEEDBACK and SPREAD; the readout below shows the repeats, the first repeat's level and how many bars the echo takes to die away.
$9. Updates appear on your Account page; the version you have keeps working forever.
macOS 11 or later · Windows, 64-bit · Standalone app, VST3 and AU on macOS; VST3 on Windows · One licence, your own computers, personal and commercial use · Paid through Lemon Squeezy in US dollars; refunds: subverselab.com/refunds
Sold through Lemon Squeezy. After you pay, sign in with the e-mail you paid with: the download appears on this page and on your Account page, with your licence key. Install and open it in your DAW. Your licence key is on your Account page; the current versions do not ask for it.