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D16 group phoscyon review
D16 group phoscyon review












d16 group phoscyon review

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d16 group phoscyon review

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d16 group phoscyon review

There are two ways for you to enter the giveaway: We are giving away one of the licenses here and one on our Instagram page. Our friends at D16 Group provided two free copies of the Spacerek reverb plugin for two lucky BPB readers. Both 32-bit and 64-bit plugin hosts are supported. Spacerek is available in VST, AU, and AAX plugin formats for digital audio workstations on PC and Mac. Choose the reverb mode that suits your project and use it as a starting point for creating a fully customized, realistic space. The user can freely adjust the microphone and speaker placement, allowing you to place every instrument in the same virtual room.įurthermore, Spacerek lets you fine-tune the pre-delay and reflections (direct, early, and late), along with the built-in filter and tilt EQ effects.

d16 group phoscyon review

To summarize, Spacerek is a versatile reverb effect focused on simulating realistic spaces. Though, for grimy spaces, I’d have to throw some destructive processing on top or go elsewhere.įor a more in-depth look at the plugin, check out Lyubomir Dobrev’s full Spacerek review. The modeled spaces are spot on, and that delay network sure goes a long way towards conjuring the echo-y and the ethereal out of the plug-in. While Toraverb 2 is a bit out there, bordering on the rowdy and experimental, this is a comparatively clean and gentle reverb that’s nevertheless capable of beautiful sounds. Knowing D16, I expected a high-quality reverb, and Spacerek does not disappoint. We recently reviewed Spacerek here at Bedroom Producers Blog, so here’s a short excerpt from that article. Learn more about Spacerek below and scroll down to the end of the article to enter the giveaway.














D16 group phoscyon review