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Your New Secret Weapon in the Echo and Reverb Space Race.
The Space Station UM282 is a faithful simulation of the Ursa Major Space Station SST-282, an early 80’s echo and reverb unit.
Unlike other reverberation devices from that era, the Space Station used delay techniques to transform a mono signal into a new reverberated stereo signal.
Where traditional delay units of the past have only one or two taps, the Space Station has many: 8 taps are used for listening and the others are used to synthesize the reverberation. That’s why the Space Station has been the secret weapon of many producers and engineers over the years.
Features
- Single Multi-tap Delay Line
- 8 Audition Taps
- 16 Audition Delay Programs
- Up to 255ms delay time (extendable to 2.55 secs)
- Up to 3.5s reverb time
- Reduced bandwidth (20Hz-7kHz)
- Echo Sync
- Full Stereo Mode
- Echo Only Mode
- Delay Extension
- Ducking
- Resizable interface
System Requirements
PC
- Windows 7 or later (64-bit only)
- Intel i5 or higher
- 2GB RAM
- Screen Resolution - 1024×768
- VST2, VST3, AAX (64-bit host)
Please Note: AAX Format requires Pro Tools 11 or higher.
Intel Mac
- Mac OS X 10.8 or later (64-bit only)
- Intel i5 or higher
- 2GB RAM
- Screen Resolution - 1024×768
- VST2, VST3, AU, AAX (64-bit host)
Please Note: AAX Format requires Pro Tools 11 or higher.
Silicon Mac
- macOS 11 Big Sur or later (M1 Apple Silicon processor) (64-bit only)
- 2GB RAM
- Screen Resolution - 1024×768
- VST2, VST3, AU, AAX (64-bit host)
Please Note: AAX Format requires Pro Tools 11 or higher.
Reviews Summary
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Customers highly praise this delay and reverb emulation plugin for its exceptional sound quality, massive reverb tails, and engaging otherworldly feedback. Reviewers find it easy to use, affordable compared to vintage hardware, and ideal for synthwave, retro effects, and extensive sound tweaking.
