ZEROPOINT
The tape flanger that fights back.
The psychedelic whoosh on the classic records took two tape machines physically drifting through each other. ZEROPOINT puts that whole rig in your DAW — the machine, the delay that shoves it off course, and the servo that fights to pull it back.
How it works →
Grab the knob. Push the tape.
Hear it lean, catch up, and swing through zero.
A real machine, not a delay
Inside is a fully simulated tape machine — motor, tape, and all. Every part of it modeled from real physics, calibrated with real tape data.
Push it and it pushes back
Lean on the sweep and the servo chases you — the capstan overshoots, loses lock, and runs away, exactly like two-inch tape under a hand pushing too hard.
The whoosh you can’t fake
The sweep travels all the way through zero: both copies line up perfectly, the sound folds into itself and vanishes, then blooms back from the top. A normal flanger’s delay can’t go negative — it can never get there.
Two-machine mode
Put the dry side on a second locked machine so both copies carry the tape’s color — the deepest, heaviest version of the classic sound.
Works where you work
Logic, Ableton, and more — Pro Tools on the way.