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Question to those who have the app: do the echoes feed into the reverb, or is the main input the only signal being reverbed?
I see you can mix echo with reverb using the mode selector, just checking what that reverb signal actually is.
The right tape is easy to find and lasts a long time.
Yep.
https://reverb.com/shop/crazycaps-tape-analogue-tape-echo-loops-supplies
It's the Space Echo units themselves that are not cheap though. On Reverb.com the prices are all over the map, but it looks like around $1,000 is fairly common.
I’ll search for it when I have time, but I remember an interview with Wata from Boris who said that she struggled to find replacement tape for hers that still retained the character of the original.
Apparently not all tape is created equal, and there are few articles I got from a quick Google search that shows you can’t just use any replacement tape and expect one to sound the same.
if you remember hifi cassette tape, could you differentiate two manufacturers 😁
i doubt
I do remember them well, and I would say yes. Certain tapes recorded with better fidelity than others - you could definitely record the same source on two different tapes and get very different results.
Thanks. Doug’s demo was great. Definitely think it sounds better and less harsh than the GSI so I’m gonna take the dive I believe.
Doesn’t every app require a “little learning”? Do you refund them all then?
Great video Doug. This one gets the sound I want that I can't seem to get from Mixbox.
Yes, the video was really thorough.
There are 2 delays based on it in MiRack. If you want to check them out it’s Nysthi Echorec and Nysthi Jira Jira
Thanks for the reminder. I keep forgetting I can just treat mirack as a simple effect rather than a full blown modular wall of gear.
For anyone asking, it rules. It sounds so good and the extra features are so awesome
By the way, if anyone had already purchased the desktop version of Outer Space (for Mac, PC or Linux) like I did, you can get the version 2 upgrade for no additional cost. Yes, it is a separate software install, it is technically not an upgrade of your existing software.
Just login to your account on AudioThing.net and you'll see the version 2 upgrade waiting for you under the "Account" tab. Download and install it, then open it as a plugin in your DAW of choice, enter your account info when it prompts you, and then you'll have the new version for free. Pretty cool.
I’ve too had issues recently with my beloved RE1. Loading it on a Logic track would make the track completely silent. Thought it was only Logic but seems to related to iOS update?.
Also wondering about how RE1 and SpaceEcho compare sound wise. If the spring reverb on SpaceEcho is as good as it seems it’s definitely a strong plus, I loved Lunar Lander (sadly discontinued) precisely for the reverb. On the other hand I think I might prefer the interface of RE1. I don’t like the way the “tape heads” are implemented on SpaceEcho, where you have to select a mode on the big know for them to be active, seems redundant.
+1 if anyone’s on the fence here go for it. It’s amazing 🤩
I’m wondering if it’s as good as UA Galaxy?
That’s the only thing stopping me from getting it.
I think the UA one very slightly tops it in the sound of the spring reverb and the tape emulation, but just a hint. I like this one more due to the versatility, all the ways to modulate and the new touch features really let you experiment with it live in a really fun way.
Double-checked. And RE1 gives me no problems on iPadOS latest vers. I also wonder, is the new AudioThing plugin more versatile, or would any advantage be sonic?
Soundgas is your (very expensive) friend, not to mention the incredible Echo Fix in Australia
I’m not surprised that it’s expensive, but prior to being able to buy just about anything online it seems like finding the right supplier wasn’t quite as easy.
From the comments people have made, it sounds like Outer Space probably has better saturation and emulation of the lo-fi aspects of tape (no idea how much better as I haven’t seen comments from anyone that has compared them in a session) and it has a spring reverb which RE-1 does not.
Gotcha, thanks for the insight. I guess that's where the Springs module gets in the action...
I am speculating as I don’t have Outer Space. So what I said is my take away from the comments people have made .
Thanks! Sold.
Echofix is pretty expensive for some things but I have used them a lot over the years for repairs.
Soundgas is very expensive and only for celebrities. 😆
Works for me.
Check out Doug’s latest @thesoundtestroom video - I think his tweaking of sounds really shows its versatility. Just finished the video and going to buy it and play around with some sounds for the next hour or four.
OK, this thing is very, very cool. I have been putting it on all kinds of apps and it sounds so good - so much tweakability.
I don’t have things set up right now to play a guitar through it, but once I have moved my mixer and replugged everything I’m going to try that next.
Really makes me think I also need to get the desktop version too.
It loves the guitar.