The people at Ableton can be quite coy. Ping-pong delay has the same feature. I watched a tutorial a while back and learned something pretty neat. To get a longer delay buffer use Ping-pong Delay followed by a Util plugin with the Width set to 0.0%. That way you have a whole second of delay for repitching fun.
In Live 10.1 and later, Simple Delay and Ping Pong Delay have been replaced by a unified device called Delay. When opening a set created in an earlier version of Live, any instances of Simple Delay and Ping Pong Delay will be replaced by the new Delay device. They will also include an optional 'Upgrade' function.
Some delay effects require you to enter the note length in milliseconds which is more complicated. Ableton Live has a very good built in ping pong delay. The delay time is set using 16th notes, for example selecting ‘4’ delays the signal by four 16th notes, which is the same as one beat (a quarter note).

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I think it’s fair to assume that everybody likes free software, especially if it actually can deliver good results.

I decided to dig a bit and find some of the best FREE Delay Plugins currently available which should help your mixes sound even better.

I will also tell you which the best one overall is at the end of the post as well as provide a list of three of the best premium delay plugins you can get, in case you’re interested.

Read also: List of the Best Premium Delay VST.

Best Free Delay Plugins

Voxengo Tempo Delay 2.0
Lagrange by Ursa DSP
WatKat – A Tribute to Charlie Watkins
Classic Delay by Kjaerhus Audio
ReaDelay by Cockos
Rubbadub by ++audio
Valhalla Freq Echo
ET-301 by arcDev Noise Industries
RetroDelay by E-Phonic
TAL-DUB-I by Togu Audio Line
TAL-Dub-2 by Togu Audio Line
Tape Delay by E-Phonic
TigerDelay by Neuenberger
Twin Delay by Cyberworm
AnalogDelay by Smartelectronix
My Top Recommendation

Best 3 Premium Delay Plugins

Echoboy by Soundtoys
Repeater by Slate Digital
Timeless 2 by Fabfilter

1. Voxengo Tempo Delay 2.0

The Voxengo Tempo Delay is, as the name implies, a tempo-based stereo delay plugin which is intended for a wide variety of music production applications.

It has filter and tremolo sections with separate controls for each stereo channel.

Instead of a single “delay length” control, this plugin features separate “delay”, “repetition period” and “delay panning” controls which allow you to create great sounding ping pong style stereo echoes.

It is available in AAX, AudioUnit, VST and VST3 plug-in formats (including native 64-bit support), for Mac OS X and Windows as well.

To be honest, this delay could easily be a paid plugin, that’s how good it is, plus all of the features it provides make it an excellent delay to have.

Features

Filter section
Tremolo section
Delay signal panning
Stereo processing
64-bit floating point processing
Preset manager
Undo/redo history
A/B comparisons
Zero processing latency

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2. Lagrange by Ursa DSP

Lagrange is a unique stereo delay system which produces echoes using granular techniques, where each grain is from a different point in the delay buffer, producing some unique and wonderful sounds.

It is completely capable of generating regular delay effects as well, but with a simple touch of the controls you can get a lot of sounds.

Features

Use basic settings to create immersive stereo imagery with clean early reflections to give instruments a clear place in the mix.
Use the feedback control to transform your sounds into droning evolving soundscapes.
Shorten the delay time to create unusual metallic chorus effects.
Works both on Windows and Mac OS 64-bit.

You should try this one out, even if you don’t need another delay plugin simply because of how cool the sounds that it can generate are, plus it’s free.

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3. WatKat – A Tribute to Charlie Watkins

WatKat is a digital clone of a Wem Watkins “Custom” Copicat.

The original Delay was designed by Charlie Watkins in 1958 and it was an unpredictable, lo-fi and noisy sounding delay.

The Plugin version intends to emulate as closely as possible the way the original plugin sounded.

It might not be exactly the same, but it still sounds great and adds a lot of character to any of the tracks you use it on.

The WatKat Delay plugin is available both for Windows and Mac OS.

Features

Very easy to use
Irregular, noisy and lo-fi sounding
Very light on CPU and memory
Easy MIDI Learn feature
Free for all

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4. Classic Delay by Kjaerhus Audio

Classic Delay is one of the people’s favorite more traditional free delay plugins since it offers excellent audio quality without introducing any noise.

This plugin emulates three of the most commonly used delays / echo sounds types: Tape, Analog, and Digital.

It comes with a quality control which can adjust the amount of “imperfection” of the sound of the echo machine.

The delay can be synchronized easily to the sound source and it can also be reversed to create an awesome ping-pong effect.

Sadly, it’s only available for Windows PC’s.

Features

Tape-, Analog- and Digital Delay sound
Ping-pong delay
Quality control
Tone control
Presets
Ultra low CPU usage
Supports sampling rates up to 96kHz
Full VST automation

5. ReaDelay by Cockos

I love almost everything Cockos has to offer; Reaper is an amazing DAW and all the plugins they have available are also excellent.

ReaDelay is no exception to this rule.

It’s part of the ReaPlugs FX suite where you can download a bunch of excellent and free plugins, not just ReaDelay.

ReaDelay is a multi-tap delay with no practical limit on tap count, which can have individual delays of as long as 10 seconds.

The tap lengths can be set in time values, seconds, milliseconds, etc. or in quarter notes.

It’s fairly simple to use and should make for a nice addition to your delay collection.

Features

Multi-tap delay, no practical limit on tap count
Up to 10 second delay per tap
Tap lengths can be in time (s/ms) or quarter notes
Feedback, LPF/HPF, resolution reduction per tap
Stereo width per tap
Volume/pan per tap

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6. Rubbadub by ++audio

Rubbadub is a free delay effect plug-in designed with versatility in mind.

As a dub delay, it is specifically designed to sound fat and dirty.

Rubbadub can be tempo synced and it can also create some cool flanging effects.

Delay time is split up into three modes (H, M, L) to provide detailed control over delay time, and even finer control is possible with the command key.

Sadly, this plugin can no longer be downloaded from the official Website, but you can still download it free here.

Features

Sync with tempo
Three time modes
HP/LP filter

7. Valhalla Freq Echo

If you’re looking for a psychedelic sounding delay, then Valhalla is definitely for you.

The sonic results range from subtle chorusing and double tracking to barberpole phasing and flanging,

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