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The PlexiTape Black Friday deal takes 50% off Audiority's tape echo plugin, so it costs $32.50 until Nov 8, 2026.
PlexiTape is an analog-modeled simulation of a vintage solid-state tape echo that Audiority says made the sound of the '70s, thanks to its tone and reliability.
Audiority says it modelled the unit down to the motor, the tape, the FET preamplifier, the heads and the infamous Sound On Sound mode.
The maker lists these parts of the original unit as modelled:
The Sound On Sound mode lets you bypass the echo and use the tape as a looping recorder.
Audiority then added features the original never had, including a full stereo double delay line and tempo sync.
The feature list covers the echo section, the preamp and the tape behaviour:
The Off mode runs only the preamp and the tape colour, which makes PlexiTape usable as a tone stage without any repeats.
The hum noise is fully adjustable. Audiority says it is there for extra realism and for self oscillation, so you can dial it in or leave it out.
Sync playback ties the echo to your project tempo. Regular playback gives you Varispeed instead, with the tape speed moving between 3 and 15 IPS.
PlexiTape runs on Windows and on Mac, both Intel and Apple Silicon.
All three need a screen resolution of 1024×768 or higher, and every format runs in a 64-bit host only.
Yes. The PlexiTape Black Friday deal is 50% off, which brings Audiority's tape echo plugin to $32.50. The deal runs until Nov 8, 2026.
PlexiTape is Audiority's analog-modeled simulation of a vintage solid-state tape echo. The maker says it models the motor, tape, FET preamplifier, heads and Sound On Sound mode, then adds a stereo double delay line and tempo sync.
PlexiTape comes as VST2 and VST3 on Windows and Mac, plus AU on Mac and AAX for 64-bit hosts on Pro Tools 11 or higher. It supports Intel and Apple Silicon Macs, and all formats need a 64-bit host.
Sound On Sound is one of the three echo modes, alongside Echo and Off. It lets you bypass the echo and use the tape as a looping recorder, modelled on the original unit's SOS function.
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