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Eastwest Quantum Leap Spaces II

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Unlock the essence of world-class acoustics with the EastWest Quantum Leap Spaces II reverb plug-in. Designed to place your instruments within breathtaking sonic environments, this tool is more than just a reverb; it’s an auditory journey. With 1,020 meticulously captured reverbs from around the globe, Spaces II brings the ambiance of iconic concert halls, cathedrals, and even unique locales like catacombs and train stations directly to your workstation. Whether you’re scoring for film, composing a symphony, or crafting a new pop hit, the instrument-specific reverbs ensure each note resonates with authentic presence.

Spaces II’s advanced convolution engine ensures you achieve stunning realism without taxing your system’s resources. The streamlined interface offers intuitive navigation, allowing you to quickly explore the vast collection of reverbs and fine-tune your sound with the new Decay Time Control. From the rich echoes of St. Patrick's Church to the intimate acoustics of a recording studio, every space is recreated with exceptional fidelity.

Key Features:

1,020 high-resolution reverbs, including 372 instrument-specific options
True stereo and surround convolution reverb
Low CPU usage with clean signal path
Decay and filter adjustments for precise sound shaping
Intuitive user interface with visual representations of acoustic environments
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Product specs

Software Type	Reverb
Platform	Mac, PC
Upgrade/Full	Full
Download/Boxed	Download
Bit Depth	32-bit, 64-bit
Format	AAX, VST, AU, Standalone
Authorization Type	iLok Account
Hardware Requirements - Mac	2.7GHz Quad-core Processor or higher, 16GB RAM minimum
Hardware Requirements - PC	2.7GHz Quad-core Processor or higher, 16GB RAM minimum
OS Requirements - Mac	macOS 10.13 or later, EastWest OPUS
OS Requirements - PC	Windows 10 or later, EastWest OPUS

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What are the system requirements for running EastWest Spaces II on a Mac?: EastWest Spaces II requires a Mac with macOS 10.13 or later, a 2.7GHz Quad-core Processor or higher, and at least 16GB of RAM. It also requires the EastWest OPUS software for operation.
Is EastWest Spaces II compatible with popular DAWs like Ableton Live and Pro Tools?: Yes, EastWest Spaces II is compatible with DAWs that support AAX, VST, and AU plugin formats, making it suitable for use with Ableton Live, Pro Tools, and other major DAWs.
What makes EastWest Spaces II different from other reverb plugins?: EastWest Spaces II offers 1,020 high-resolution reverbs recorded in various global locations, including 372 instrument-specific reverbs. Its new convolution engine, user-friendly interface, and low CPU usage provide a versatile and efficient reverb solution.
How does EastWest Spaces II handle surround sound?: EastWest Spaces II provides 24-bit True Stereo with surround capability, allowing for rich, immersive reverb effects suitable for film scoring and other surround applications.
Can EastWest Spaces II be used as a standalone application?: Yes, EastWest Spaces II can operate as a standalone application in addition to being used as a plugin within compatible DAWs.

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PROS

Natural and musical reverb, ideal for classical music
Impressive sound space with realistic room emulation
Simple to use, even for complex sound environments
Instrument-specific selections enhance realism for solo instruments
Wide selection of rooms with adjustable reverb settings
On-board filter allows immense changes in reverb character
Perfect for creating a "transporting the listener" experience
Can handle multiple instances in a mix without issues

CONS

Installation process is somewhat difficult
Loses preset settings after closing the session

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East West Spaces II has been updated to be Apple Silicon compatible, providing a modern alternative to Altiverb for musical IR reverbs.
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While Altiverb 8 now supports Apple Silicon and loads Altiverb 7 sessions, known issues exist with settings transfer in Reaper and Ableton Live VST3.
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Despite East West Spaces II's update, Altiverb's presets are considered more versatile for postproduction workflows and surround functionality, which Spaces can't fully replace.
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Critic Reviews

EastWest Spaces II - Get Lost and Inspired by a Reverb

musictech.com

EastWest Quantum Leap Spaces II delivers an impressive array of over 1,020 realistic reverbs, making it an essential tool for any musician seeking depth and authenticity in their mixes. Its convolution engine excels at recreating natural spaces, from concert halls to unique locations like swimming pools and cathedrals. The user-friendly interface allows for easy navigation and quick adjustments, enhancing the workflow. However, the overall timbre can lean darker than expected, which may not suit every genre. Additionally, its focus on acoustic settings may limit its appeal for electronic producers. Overall, while it shines in its niche, it may not be the one-size-fits-all reverb solution for every user.

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Review: EastWest Spaces II

mixonline.com

EastWest Spaces II delivers an impressive array of over 1,000 convolution reverbs, showcasing incredible depth and nuance across its extensive library. The true stereo engine excels in producing smooth, dimensional soundscapes while maintaining a low CPU load. Users will appreciate the revamped GUI and the ease of use, making it a breeze to navigate through its vast presets. However, it’s worth noting that the new convolution engine doesn’t recall presets from its predecessor, Spaces I, which may be a slight inconvenience for long-time users. Overall, Spaces II stands out as a fantastic tool for any music producer seeking rich and varied reverb options at a reasonable price.

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macProVideo.com

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EastWest's SPACES II offers a robust collection of over a thousand high-quality impulse responses, excelling in versatility with its instrument-specific options. The streamlined interface and useful new decay control enhance usability, making it a compelling choice for creative mixing. However, the absence of a full-featured EQ may leave some users wanting more control over tonal adjustments. Ultimately, this reverb plugin stands out for its rich sound and depth, though those seeking extensive tonal shaping might need to look elsewhere.

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