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Apogee releases ‘Clearmountain’s Spaces’ signature reverb plugin

Since the launch of virtual effects plugin Clearmountain’s Domain last year, it seems that the efforts by Apogee and Robert Clearmountain have continued. The team involved has just released its second collaboration with the legendary ‘Stones’ and Springsteen producer, called Clearmountain’s Spaces. Delivering the best of Clearmountain’s signuature time-based reverb tones, all in a very affordable package.

Features

Clearmountain’s Spaces from Apogee brings a more ‘lite’ version of Domain’s available features. With this new program, Apogee focused its efforts solely on reverb. Since reverb environments played such a key role in the Domain plugin, this is certainly a natural next move. In Clearmountain’s Spaces, users can choose from any of three available, customize-able spaces. Users can adjust each space individually using pre-delay, applying an optional 3-band EQ, a De-Esser, and the same large wet/dry mix knob we saw from its big brother last year. Another returning feature is the large visualizer that sits front and center, and responds when the reverb is actively working. Finally, a large library of presets modeled after hits such as ‘Start Me Up’ makes a reappearance in Spaces.

Judging solely from our experience with Clearmountain’s Domain, we can absolutely attest to the rich, full atmospheres the Apogee team and Mr. Clearmountain were able to achieve together. Now, one can now access a big part of Clearmountain’s Domain’s appeal for a fraction of the price. Clearmountain’s Spaces is available now on Apogee’s website, for the super low price of just $50 — which put in perspective is a whopping $300 difference from its big brother. To address the elephant in the room, price played a major role in our critique of Clearmountain’s Domain last year. But rest assured, we have full confidence that users will thoroughly enjoy this plugin. With Clearmountain’s Spaces letting the core elements of Domain shine through, this new software will be well worth your investment.

Jimmy Byrne

Jimmy Byrne is a music producer, audio engineer, and musician living in Chicago, IL. Under his own company ByrneOut Productions, he has worked with a variety of artists & bands from throughout the US on the overall production and studio recording of their music as well as other audio-related projects. Looking ahead, Jimmy hopes to continue growing his career and company, build professional relationships with musicians and other industry professionals, and somehow leave his mark in this ever-changing industry.

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