AudioThing Outer Space v1.2.0 CE WiN MacOSX
Team V.R | 18 May 2018 | 15.28 MB
Outer Space is a faithful emulation plugin of a famous vintage tape echo made in the early seventies. As the original unit, Outer Space features a tape echo section with three playback heads and a spring reverb tank.
We have modelled three different tape frequency responses and saturations, along with all the analog imperfections of tape recording/playback.
We’ve also modelled the ballistic response of the delay rate (repeat rate) which can create eerie pitch shifts (due to the Doppler effect), one of the classic tape echo-based sound effects
Mode Selector
Just like the original unit, with the Mode selector you can choose 12 different combinations of echo playback heads and reverb (4 Echo only, 7 Echo+Reverb, 1 Reverb only).
Tape Modelling
We’ve modelled three different tape types. The original RT-1L, a more modern replacement, and an older worn out tape. Each tape will affect the sound in a subtle but different way, especially at higher feedback (Intensity) settings.
WOW/Flutter will also change according to the selected tape, creating different amount of pitch and volume nonlinearities.
Changing the speed of the repetitions (Repeat Rate) will also affect the tape frequency response.
Reviews
An amazing tape delay emulation that demands to be tried – and, at this crazy price, almost certainly bought– by any producer or guitarist.
10/10
10/10
– Computer Music Magazine
► Specifications
Vintage Tape Echo
3 Tape modes: Original, Modern, Old
Spring Reverb (with short/long Decay)
Background Noise with Envelope
Oversample up to 16x
Resizable Window
Preset system with randomizer
Formats: VST, AU, and AAX (32/64bit)
Platforms: OSX, Windows
► More features
Volume/Pan for each Head
Low/Hi Cut for Feedback Section
Ducking control
Pre-Emphasis Filter
Rate Ballistic control
Variable Speed (± 50 ms)
Preamp switch
and more!
2018/05/18: v1.2.0
– Improved: All additional controls are now available in a dropdown panel
– Improved: CPU performance on both Echo and Reverb sections
– Added: Global option to switch Echo and Reverb Volume parameters curve (linear or audio taper)
– Added: VST3 plugin format
– Added: 10 New Presets
– Fixed: MAC with High Sierra (APFS) presets scrambled
– Fixed: Wet Only Lock bug
– Fixed: Minor graphic glitches
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