ORBIT is a stereo delay whose taps don't sit still. The repeats circle the stereo field around a center delay time, so echoes travel — sweeping past, receding, coming around again — instead of pinging between two fixed points. It is movement you hear as location, not just level wobble.

RATE sets how fast the taps orbit, RADIUS how wide they swing, CENTER the delay time they circle, and MIX the blend against the dry signal. Every control takes CV, so the orbit can speed up, widen, or tighten with the patch. Patch IN L alone and IN R normalizes to it — the output is still full stereo, a mono source opened into a moving field.

Designed and built by Ben Davis for Voltage Modular.