GRDelay

GRDelay

Granular Random Delay AUv3

3 ratings
1 review
$1.99

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This audio effect plugin creates unique sound textures by generating up to 16 stereo 'grains' from delayed input audio. It offers randomization of grain shape, delay time, and pitch-shifting for experimental sound design.

Granular synthesis-based delay
Up to 16 stereo grains
Randomized grain shape and delay time
Pitch-shifting and cascading grains
Standalone and AUv3 compatible
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What's New in GRDelay

1.0.0

January 22, 2026

User reviews

Instant life for dead sounds.

Got a synth that’s ok but kinda lacking life and movement? This is an easy fix at a bargain price and it sounds awesome. Thanks Rob!

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FAQ

What is GRDelay?

GRDelay is an audio effect plugin that functions as a randomized granular delay. It creates unique sound textures by processing delayed copies of input audio into 'grains' with controllable randomization.

What devices does GRDelay support?

GRDelay is supported on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It can run standalone or within any AU compatible host application.

Is GRDelay suitable for rhythmic delays?

No, GRDelay is not designed for tempo or clock-synced rhythmic delays due to its inherent randomization. For tempo-synced delays, consider an alternative like PolyDelay.

How much does GRDelay cost?

GRDelay is a paid application, priced at $1.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions required.

What is the age rating for GRDelay?

GRDelay has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

When was GRDelay last updated?

GRDelay was last updated on January 22, 2026, with version 1.0.0.

Does GRDelay have ads?

No, GRDelay does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application with no ads.

What makes GRDelay sonically unique?

GRDelay's unique sound comes from its original design, which uses granular synthesis principles to create randomized delay effects. It can produce textures similar to pitch-shifted delays and shimmer effects, but with a distinct sonic character.