Map specific MIDI note ranges (e.g., C2–C3) to the tape stop. When those notes play through the plugin (from a synth or sampler), they trigger an independent tape stop envelope on just those pitches. Useful for live finger-drumming or sequenced glitch breaks.
Since it is an older , it is most commonly used in FL Studio, which has excellent built-in bit-bridging. vst plugin dblue.tapestop (vst)
After the tape stop reaches zero speed, instead of just resuming playback, you enable Reverse Catch : the audio quickly rewinds (like a tape being yanked backward) for a set duration (10–200 ms) and then snaps forward to the original playhead position. Parameter: Catch Tension (how aggressively it rewinds and snaps back). This creates a "rubber band" stutter effect. Map specific MIDI note ranges (e
The original is beloved for its simplicity and realistic analog slowdown. This feature expands it into while preserving the classic warm, pitched-down artifact sound—perfect for modern bass music, IDM, and live electronic performance. Since it is an older , it is