5-Minute UAD Tips: Cooper Time Cube

Learn more about the UAD Cooper Time Cube MkII plugin - u.audio/2I6EwzN
In this 5-Minute UAD Tip, you’ll learn how to add width to a mono keyboard track, add vibey slapback to guitars, and synchronized delay tails on a vocal with the UAD Cooper Time Cube MkII Delay plug-in.
There are a lot of delays out there, but how many of them use a garden hose? The Cooper Time Cube Delay is an eccentric, under-the-radar garden hose-based mechanical delay designed by Duane H. Cooper and Bill Putnam Sr. in 1971.
Music:
"Young Girl" by Liza Colby Sound - thelizacolbysou...

[@yvesabox5732]

It's one of my early (UAD1) plugins and I still used it today. It always brings lots of magic on vocals and guitars. Superb!

[@directed6924]

Thanks for the updated GUI. Best delay plug-in. Always focused and phase aligned sound. Would love to see it on Spark.

[@NecroticSouls]

from Puremix tutorials to working for UA! Nice jump Ben. Hope your happy.

[@directed6924]

I really like UA modulation plugins, especially Brigade Chorus Pedal.

[@UniversalAudio]

Yeah, that's a good one for sure!!

[@rampageExtremeGamer]

amazing delay, always sounds great.

[@charliebe28]

Yeah, _by-all-means_ give us a "Z Z Top"-sounding example in the demo of this software (as is heard here, beginning at the 3:36 time-counter mark) - since Z Z Top songs from the early-1970s are _probably_ where most people (who actually happen to be familiar with the esoteric Cooper Time-Cube) would have first heard its usage.

[@PhiladelphiaDon]

This plugin is sick! :) Radical difference in the sound :) #UAD4THEWIN

[@BulgBeats]

Epic 🙌🏼

[@cahlajthepoetmc9746]

Dope. Great plugin.

[@gylp2]

whil really love if this plugin could be made native in the future so i can use it witout a satellite and a apollo really unigue delay sounds. 😎 🤟🔥👍

[@2dollarcrew]

Wait! When did Ben stop working at puremix?

[@wearewesternheritage]

Take my money UA 🙇🏼‍♂️💵

[@alexbreyer6921]

The source always sounded better than with the plugin. But honestly, can't you get this approach with almost any other plug?

[@gregormarini]

Where‘s the trick?