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The Space Station UM282 Black Friday deal from Audiority puts the echo and reverb plugin at $32.50, 52% off, until Nov 8, 2026.
The Space Station UM282 is a simulation of the Ursa Major Space Station SST-282, an echo and reverb unit from the early 80s. Audiority describes it as a faithful one.
Most reverb units of that era used other methods. The Space Station used delay techniques to turn a mono signal into a new reverberated stereo signal.
Traditional delay units had one or two taps. The Space Station has many: 8 are for listening, and the rest are used to synthesize the reverb.
Audiority says that design is why many producers and engineers have treated the original unit as a secret weapon over the years.
The 20Hz to 7kHz bandwidth means the top end is rolled off above 7kHz, so repeats and reverb tails stay darker than the source. That limit is part of what the plugin carries over from the hardware.
Echo Only Mode keeps the unit to delay duty. Full Stereo Mode is there when you want the stereo spread from the multi-tap reverb.
The plugin comes as VST2, VST3 and AAX on Windows, and as VST2, VST3, AU and AAX on Intel Mac and Apple Silicon. All formats need a 64-bit host, and AAX needs Pro Tools 11 or higher.
Screen resolution of 1024x768 is needed on every platform.
Yes. The Space Station UM282 Black Friday deal is 52% off, bringing Audiority's plugin to $32.50. The offer ends Nov 8, 2026.
It is Audiority's simulation of the Ursa Major Space Station SST-282, an early 80s echo and reverb unit. It uses a single multi-tap delay line to turn a mono signal into a reverberated stereo signal.
Delay time runs up to 255ms and can be extended to 2.55 seconds with Delay Extension. Reverb time reaches up to 3.5s. Bandwidth is reduced to 20Hz to 7kHz, as on the original hardware.
Windows gets VST2, VST3 and AAX. Intel Mac and Silicon Mac get VST2, VST3, AU and AAX. A 64-bit host is required, and AAX needs Pro Tools 11 or higher.
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