WMD begins shipping Cosmic Debris delay and reverb module

April 17, 2026 · 1 sources

WMD announced that Cosmic Debris began shipping on Friday, April 17. The maker describes it as a delay and reverb engine with 16 interactive delay lines, built for live use.

According to WMD, the module began as a design by Nick Donaldson of Infrasonic Audio, who approached the company for manufacturing advice. WMD says it worked with him to refine the design and expand the feature set. The maker lists Spray, which it says turns delay taps into ambient reverbs, and Scatter, which reshapes feedback paths between lines. It also lists a SLEW shift function for Time, a built-in band-pass filter, Blast for momentary boosts into the delay input, a Send Mode that turns Mix into a CV-controllable send/return level, and a Freeze function. Sync options are clock input, tap tempo or free-running mode. Three processing modes, Blur, Ratio and Warp, cover smearing reverbs and pitch-shifted delays, per WMD.

1. No US price is given.