Airspace Plugin Review | Back to the Reverb @EspenKraft
Airspace Plugin Review | Back to the Reverb  @EspenKraft
Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A reverb using real recordings from all the places you never got to go. Then you can use that space as your reverb.
- Airspace is such a plugin. It's a convolution reverb using impulse responses; real recordings of real places and spaces. Churches, stairwells, stadiums, classic hardware gear and many more.

Check out the plugin here:
modeaudio.com/product/airspace-hybrid-reverb-delay-plugin-vst-au

Here is a discount code for a 1/3 off: ESP33

Since it also has a delay engine in addition to its two reverb engines, I wanted to see if I could use only this plugin on a track I was working on.
My PC is a I3 8Gb machine running Cubase 11 Pro under Windows 10. In my setup I used 4 different Airspace plugins with different settings. My system started getting a little sluggish at this point. Convolution reverbs tend to suck out a lot more from the CPU than algorithmic reverbs.

When I play my first couple of minutes in the video I'm showing the interface of the plugin and some of the controls only. I'm not doing any real changes to the sound. That comes after the tracks stop and I start breaking it down.

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