EastWest Spaces II is a 24-bit, true stereo convolution reverb plug-in. It comes with 1020 reverbs recorded in spectacular locations worldwide from stunning concert venues: from Abravanel Hall in Salt Lake City, Reynolds Hall in Las Vegas, and the War Memorial Opera House in San Francisco, to exquisite-sounding churches like St. Patrick's and St. Dominic's, to unique and extraordinary sounding locations like catacombs and Union Station in Los Angeles, and many more. Also included is a collection of 372 instrument-specific reverbs plus all the reverbs from Space I. Space II's high-resolution, convolution engine delivers realistic spaces at a very low CPU load, allowing engineers and sound designers to place their instruments in the precise acoustic environments of their choice.

Producers Doug Rogers and Nick Phoenix employed the best gear from Fairchild, Manley, Meitner, Neumann, Neve, Sennheiser, Sony, Telefunken, and TG to meticulously capture the impulse response library. ATC monitors were used in each space to emulate the real-world sound projection properties of various instruments. Most impulses are in 8-channel format, so surround mixes can be created.

The instrument-specific reverbs are designed to take the guesswork out of instrument reverb selection. Recorded in six locations, they were captured in the exact position an instrument would be on stage to closely emulate the sound-projection patterns of the instrument. You can create a mixing template with unique reverb settings for the strings, brass, winds, percussion, and choir and hear the instruments as they would sound playing together in the same space.

24-Bit Convolution Reverb Processor    1020 High-Resolution Reverbs    372 Instrument-Specific Reverbs    True Stereo with Surround Capability    Recorded in Locations Worldwide    Low CPU Usage, Clean Signal Path    Decay Time Control    Standalone, AAX, Audio Units, VST    Mac, Windows

• Produced by Doug Rogers and Nick Phoenix
• 1020 high-resolution reverbs recorded in locations worldwide
• Includes 372 instrument-specific reverbs recorded in 6 locations
• Film score, rock, pop, jazz, classical, esoteric, and dreamy reverbs
• New convolution engine
• Low CPU usage, with clean signal path
• New Decay Time control feature
• New user interface with visuals representing each space
• New Next / Previous buttons for fast navigation

• 24-bit, true stereo, with surround capability
• ATC, Neumann, Telefunken, Neve, Meitner signal path

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How well does this mate with a RodeLink Newsshooter Transmitter?

A: The Auray UPOH-B Universal Plug-On Transmitter Holster does properly fit Rode's TX-XLR Plug-On Wireless Transmitter.

Q: 2. can I make automated picture packages with this? e.g. (2) 8x10 (3) 4x6 on one 17x21 sheet

A: Unfortunately, Serif Affinity Photo 2 does not currently support automation.

Q: 3. will it create animated gif files?

A: This software is not designed to create animated GIFs.

Q: 4. Does Serif Affinity accommodate removal of unwanted pieces of a photo? (such as an unwanted background item like an accidental photobomber or trash can, etc.)

A: Yes, Unique inpainting brush easily removes unwanted objects.

Q: 5. Does this software require an internet connection while operating? In other words, can the machine be disconnected from the internet after the initial download?

A: No internet connection is necessary for use while operating normally. However you would need internet for updates, and the activation process.

Q: 6. I've never used photo editing software before ,how easy is this to use???

A: Easy is relative to your existing skillset and experience. If you have never used any photo editing software, it will not be the easiest to get into but with some time and practice, you can learn to use it and it becomes easier overtime.

Q: 7. What are some of the differences / limitations vs. Photoshop CC?

A: Photoshop is a fully featured image editor catering to a wide variety of applications and professions such as photo retouching, web graphics, photography, editing, teaching, retouching, restoration, and many others. This software seems to have a subset of those tools that caters mainly to photographers and retouchers.

Q: 8. Does this software have the equivalent of Adobe Bridge?

A: Serif Affinity Photo 2 has the ability to import and process RAW files.

Q: 9. Is it easy to use if it were Adobe Photoshop? Does it have layers like Adobe Photoshop?

A: Yes, many of Serif Affinity Photo 2's functions are similar to Adobe Phtoshop, including layers.

Q: 10. Does this software replace the software that came with the camera? Can I use it for an Olympus and a LUMIX?

A: Yes, it is compatible.