BBE Two Timer (Plugin)

The BBE Stomp Ware Two Timer is a delay plug-in that is modeled after a pedal of the same name from BBE. The plug-in comes in the Stomp Ware bundle of plug-ins that are all modeled after different hardware pedals for guitar. It wasn't at all hard to install the full bundle all at once, as you install all eight of the plug-ins in the bundle in one swoop. As far as learning how to use the plug-in, it's really quite easy and I don't think that many users will require a manual for help. The plug-in can be used in either stereo or mono and has parameters for delay time 1, delay time 2, repeat, and mix. It also has a sync switch will sync up the two different delays here.

SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

I've currently got the BBE Stomp Ware Two Timer plug-in and the full Stomp Ware bundle running on my system at home. My home recording studio consists of Pro Tools LE 8 and a Mac Book Pro lap top. Pro Tools LE is running with a Digi 002R audio interface, while the computer has 4 GB of RAM and a 2.2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo processor. This plug-in really doesn't take up much processing power, and I'll usually run it on an aux channel anyway since it's a delay. Not too much to worry about here in terms of performance...

OVERALL OPINION

The BBE Stomp Ware Two Timer is one of my favorite plug-ins in the Stomp Ware bundle, although I must admit that that isn't saying very much. I'm not the biggest fan of all the plug-ins in this bundle, but this one is pretty cool as it's unique since it has two delays in one in it. The artwork on it is also pretty funny. It's definitely a cool delay to work with if you're looking to get some spacious sort of delay sounds, as turning up the two delay times will give you some endless delay for sure. It's not the warmest signal I've heard by a long shot, but in most situations it will get the job done for inside the box mixing. The bundle of Stomp Ware plug-ins is cheap enough, but I'm not sure it's worth it still as I find myself only using a few of these out of eight...