Bleass Tides
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The Essentials to Know About BLEASS Tides Software
The Essentials to Know About BLEASS Tides Software
- Advanced stereo delay with smooth time changes to switch from one setting to another without unpleasant artifacts, offering a choice between tape-style glide or controlled crossfade.
- In-depth sound design thanks to a resonant input filtering and a feedback path featuring 5 insert slots loadable with 11 processors.
- Modern modulation (stereo LFOs, envelope follower, macros) to animate the echo, widen the stereo image, and create tempo-synced rhythmic movements.
- Interactive interface optimized for mouse and touch, with a manipulable delay visualizer and Freeze/Kill functions ideal for studio and live use.
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What BLEASS Tides Is For
BLEASS Tides is a creative delay plugin designed to go far beyond simple synchronized repetition. It serves both to enrich a voice or guitar with musical and immersive echoes, and to transform a source (synth, piano, percussion, effects bus) into a moving texture. Its specialty is the creation of expressive stereo delays, capable of ranging from subtle slapback to modulated and evolving pads, with a strong focus on electronic production, ambient, modern pop, sound design, and post-production.
Main Features
Stereo delay engine with "liquid" time
At the heart of Tides, the delay engine allows the repetition time to be adjusted in a progressive and controlled manner. Where some delays abruptly distort the signal during a time change, Tides offers a more musical behavior, either via a tape-style glide (ideal for organic transitions) or a clean crossfade between two settings. The result: time variations usable in automation, performance, and transition creation.
Quick tonal shaping at the input, radical transformation in the feedback
The color of the repeats is shaped right at the input thanks to a filter combining low-pass and high-pass with resonance, perfect for darkening a delay, brightening a signal, or isolating a frequency band to avoid mix clutter. Going further, the feedback path includes five insert points: you can load effects (distortions, filters, pitch and frequency shifting, ring modulation, and even an additional delay) to evolve each repeat, create controlled build-ups, granular textures, or harmonic spirals.
Stereo modulation and macro controls for a lively delay
BLEASS Tides exploits rich modulation designed for stereo: stereo LFOs, envelope follower, and macros allow linking movements to signal dynamics, offsetting modulation left and right for a wider space, or controlling multiple parameters with a single gesture. It's an excellent tool for creating "trembling" effects, dub, chorus-delay, tempo-synced rhythmic movements, or more experimental effects via automation.
Interactive interface, designed for creation and stage
Tides introduces a revamped interface, clear and direct, enjoyable both on touch and with a mouse. The delay visualizer becomes a true play tool: in direct interaction, it can generate surprising and inspiring frequency shifting effects. For instant interventions, the Freeze (freeze repeats) and Kill (momentary cut) buttons facilitate creating accents, breaks, and performative gestures, whether in studio, on the go, or live.
Technical specifications
| Type | Full software | Downloadable | Yes |
| Mac | macOS 10.9 and later (64-bit only), compatible with Intel and Silicon processors | Memory | 8 GB |
| Windows | Windows 10 and later | Disk Space | 1 GB |
Questions frequently asked
Is BLEASS Tides compatible with Mac and Windows?
The required configuration includes macOS 10.9 or later in 64-bit, on Intel and Silicon processors, as well as Windows 10 or later. The system requires 8 GB of RAM and 1 GB of disk space.
Can the delay time be automated without abrupt transitions?
The delay engine offers smooth adjustment of the repetition time via a tape-style Glide mode or a Crossfade between two settings. Both behaviors allow for effective use of time variations in automation or performance.
Which effects can be integrated into the delay feedback?
Five insert points are available in the feedback path. Distortions, filters, pitch or frequency shifting treatments, ring modulation, and an additional delay can be loaded there. Each repetition can thus evolve through the feedback.
What are the Freeze and Kill buttons for?
The Freeze controls lock the repetitions, while Kill allows cutting them off momentarily. The delay visualizer can also generate frequency shifting effects through direct interaction.
Does BLEASS Tides modulation work in stereo?
Modulation relies on stereo LFOs, an envelope follower, and macros to offset movements between the left and right channels.




