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DelayGrain Black Friday pricing from Thenatan Audio is 66% off this granular FX plugin, which comes to $10 until Nov 19, 2026.
DelayGrain is a sound design tool that adds character to whatever you feed it, whether that's a synth, a vocal or any other audio source. It reshapes the incoming signal in a lot of different ways.
It puts a granular texture on top of your signal and combines it with a built-in delay and pitch manipulation. Those two together are the core of how it transforms audio.
The maker lists these as typical jobs:
One of the maker's examples: set the pitch to +12 and it lays a particulate sheen over the signal, an octave up.
On pads, the shimmer comes from pairing the grain engine with the built-in delay. Since the delay sits inside the plugin, you don't need a separate send to get that effect.
On bells and guitars, the maker says it adds a tingle that sharpens texture and tone. That makes it an insert for plucky material rather than something you only reach for on ambient sounds.
On loops, the maker's pitch is that it revitalizes them. Because it takes any audio source, you can drop it on a drum loop, a sample or a bounced stem the same way you would on a synth.
The maker positions it for sound designers, producers and audio engineers who want a distinct character on their sources. It is described as user-friendly and versatile, with plenty of applications beyond the ones above.
If you're after granular textures, pitch-shifted shimmer or chord-like layers from a single input, that's the territory it covers.
Yes. The DelayGrain Black Friday deal takes 66% off this Thenatan Audio plugin, bringing it to $10. The offer runs until Nov 19, 2026.
It's a sound design plugin that adds character to synths, vocals or any audio source. Typical uses include shimmer on pads, texture on plucks like bells and guitars, crackly or explosive sounds, and reviving loops.
Yes. The maker lists built-in delay and pitch manipulation among its features. The delay helps create shimmer on pads, and setting the pitch to +12 adds a particulate sheen over the incoming signal.
Yes, the maker says it can create chords out of the signal you feed in. It can also generate crackly or explosive textures, so a single source can be turned into several different results.
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