Afterspace

A real space. An evolving tail.

Afterspace combines measured room impulse responses with Orbit, Fletcher Audio’s algorithmic reverb engine. Each of the 14 spaces has its own reflection and tail character. In Hybrid, both the original sound and the convolution feed Orbit, building a rich tail around the captured space. Shape both engines with the main controls, balance their wet levels independently, then finish with the wet filters.

Pre-delay

Leave space between the original sound and the start of the reverb.

Decay

Shorten the captured response or open up a long Orbit tail, with smooth changes between settings.

Size

Spread reflections into larger spaces while preserving the impulse response’s pitch and high-frequency character.

Bloom

Let the reverb build around a sound with a softer, evolving onset.

Damping

Make high frequencies decay faster as you turn it up. At zero, no additional high-frequency damping is applied.

Width

Shape the stereo spread, from a focused image to a broad ambience.

Mix / Output

Balance the original and reverberant signals, then set the final level. Use a fully wet mix on an auxiliary return.

Engine / Space

Choose Convolution, Algorithmic or Hybrid, then explore 14 planet- and moon-named spaces.

Convolution / Algorithmic gain

Raise either wet engine from unity to +12 dB. Hybrid gives you both controls; a single-engine mode shows its own gain.

Wet HPF / LPF

Remove low-end weight or soften the top of the wet signal, with a shared 12, 24 or 48 dB/octave slope. The dry signal stays unchanged.

See the space you are shaping

An output-driven orbital mesh responds to your audio. The response display separates the convolution and Orbit layers, and updates as you adjust the controls. Wet and Dry rails show each signal’s contribution to the final mix.

Compatibility

Installation & updates