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EWQL Spaces Convolution Reverb

Has anyone given this a whirl? What's your experience? Would you recommend it? Anything to watch out for?

Cheers,

Jurgen

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Permalink Reply by Chris Alpiar on March 19, 2011 at 10:44am

I'm invested in AltiVerb and can't see maintaining a second convolution reverb but I'm curiious also about this new one. My guess is they just did it since VSL did it but maybe there is something genuinely new and interesting with this product

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Permalink Reply by Jurgen Beck on March 19, 2011 at 10:46am

I've read Peter Alexander's review of it, but wanted to see if there are any other composers out there who are using it.

http://soniccontrol.tv/2011/03/14/ew-quantum-leap-spaces-a-professi...

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Permalink Reply by Jurgen Beck on March 19, 2011 at 2:19pm

Appreciate the input, Ray. I too have Altiverb, along with Overload Breverb (not strictly a convolution reverb), and then there is the VSL Suite convo reverb.

Still would like to hear how Spaces compares in the real world, not just a review. :-) I think I may take their 10-day trial for a spin...

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Permalink Reply by Thomas Van Beeck on April 21, 2011 at 5:01am

You can download a trial version (if you have an iLok)

just press the purchare/trial button on the right and follow instructions:

http://www.soundsonline.com/Spaces

Imo, best reverb impulses I've used so far. They go really nice on drumkits as well, make them very natural.

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Permalink Reply by James Semple on April 21, 2011 at 10:06am

Yeah I have a whole stack of reverbs (both convolution and algorithmic) and I'm using Spaces regularly. It's not perfect and it's not as tweakable as Altiverb but generally I prefer the sound. I'm still using a wash of Lexicon PCM 90 at the end because it really adds that polish.