WMD announces Cosmic Debris delay and reverb module in development
September 1, 2025 · 1 sources
WMD announced on September 1, 2025 that Cosmic Debris, a delay and reverb module for Eurorack, is in development and will be shown at Knobcon and Machina Bristronica that year. The maker said a projected release date would be shared later1.
According to WMD, Cosmic Debris is built around 16 interactive delay lines and is intended for live use. The maker describes Spray as transforming traditional delay taps into ambient reverbs and Scatter as reshaping the feedback paths and interactions between lines. A built-in band-pass filter can be modulated with CV. Blast provides a momentary boost into the delay input and, in Send Mode, 100% send level; Send Mode turns the Mix control into a CV-controllable send/return level. Sync options are clock input, tap tempo or free-running mode, and a Freeze function captures audio into a loop. Three processing modes, Blur, Ratio and Warp, cover smearing reverbs and pitch-shifted delays1.
WMD states the module began as a design by Nick Donaldson of Infrasonic Audio, whom the maker met through its monthly Freq Boutique gatherings in Denver, and that Donaldson approached WMD for advice on manufacturing1.
"This is a module we are going to be showing at Knobcon and Machina Bristronica this year. It is still in development, but coming along quickly."
Published specifications1:
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | 16 HP |
| Depth | 32mm (with cables) |
| Power | +130mA, -8mA |
| CV inputs | -5V to +5V, 100kΩ impedance |
| Gate inputs | 2V threshold Schmitt Trigger |
| I/O | 24 bit/48kHz, 32 bit float internal |
| Delay time | 400µs minimum, 21 seconds maximum |
| Throughput latency | 1.5ms |
No US price or ship date has been given1. WMD's other modules are covered under Synth Pedals.
Sources (1)
- Cosmic Debris – WMD, wmdevices.com