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Overview

Roland® RE-201 Space Echo Tape Delay Plug-In

Warm, Highly Adjustable, Multi-Head Tape Delay Captured From the Best of the Space Echo Line

Created by Roland in 1973, the Space Echo has been adding wonderful tape character and chaos to performances and recordings since its inception. Pink Floyd and David Bowie, countless reggae and dub albums, to more recent bands like Portishead and Radiohead, all offer examples of the warm, highly adjustable tape delays that the Space Echo affords. UA spent over a year developing our RE-201 Space Echo — considered the best of the Space Echo line — to capture the physical behavior of this complex device, “warts and all.” The resulting RE-201 Space Echo plug-in is truly a unique instrument unto itself.

UA’s RE-201 Space Echo faithfully retains all the controls and features of the original, such as the Mode Selector for various head combinations, Repeat Rate for fine timing control, and Intensity which sets repeat count and allows the unit to achieve self-oscillation. The all-important Echo/Normal “Dub” switch is retained for muting, as well as the simple tone controls. Last but certainly not least, the atmospheric shimmer of the Space Echo’s spring reverb is faithfully captured, putting this fantastic plug-in on par with the original unit as a tool of infinite creativity.

Our emulation also adds substantial “digital only” features like host Tempo Sync, Output Volume, Echo and Reverb Pan. Finally, a Tape Select is present allowing the user to select between three distinct grades of tape loop quality, new, used and old—plus the clever “Splice” switch allowing the user to trigger the chaos-inducing tape splice at will.

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Features & Specs

Roland® RE-201 Space Echo Tape Delay & Spring Reverb Plug-In

Features:

  • Meticulous model of original Roland RE-201 Space Echo
  • Tape oscillation effects and spring reverb emulation
  • Entrusted by Roland for accurate analog modeling
  • Original features: Mode Selector, Intensity and “Dub”
  • New features: tempo sync, effects pan, tape select
  • Requires a UAD-1 or UAD-2 DSP Accelerator Card available from authorized dealers worldwide.

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Reviews

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  • Vance Powell

    (The Raconteurs)

    "Every time I hook up my real 201 [Space Echo] to use in a mix, I end up going back to the UAD [RE-201]. It's so good"

    03/2009

    Adam Blake

    Zoot Woman

    "The Dimension D is perfect for adding stereo width and the RE-201 Space Echo always seems to come in handy."

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    06/2010

    Hans Zimmer

    (The Dark Knight, Gladiator)

    "That used to be my bread and butter. Fling it through the Space Echo and it would instantly sound fantastic."

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    05/2010

    Henry Jackman

    (The Da Vinci Code)

    "The [UAD] Roland RE-201 Space Echo sounds as fantastic as the original. All the joy, without the hassle."

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    05/2010

    Mike Shipley

    (Allison Kraus, Maroon 5)

    "We’ve been using the [UAD emulation of the Roland] Space Echo on the new Maroon 5 single, 'Misery'."

    04/2010
  • Jacquire King

    (Norah Jones, Tom Waits)

    "All the [Roland] plugs...I've used the hardware...I'm just using the plug-ins now, because they sound so good."

    11/2009

    Vance Powell

    (The Raconteurs)

    "The 1073, 1176, LA-2A, LA-3A, 33609, the RE-201, the Dimension D, and the CE-1 [plug-ins]. I couldn't live without 'em"

    03/2009

    Vance Powell

    (The Raconteurs)

    "If you take UA's RE-201 and Dimension D plug-ins, you can kind of get a [RE-]301. Both of those plug-ins are brilliant."

    03/2009

    Paul Vnuk, Jr.

    (Recording Magazine)

    "Once again UA has come as close to modeling the real thing [with Roland/BOSS Plug-Ins] as you are going to get ..."

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    06/2007

    Jonathan Wilson

    (Future Music UK)

    "The star of the Roland plug-ins is the Space Echo … but both chorus plug-ins are also excellent in their own right."

    Review
    04/2006

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    by M. Savu (Sunday 22 April, 2012)

    In the first place I value this delay for the density of its sound and for its musicality. In the plugin area there are very few echo/delays that have the character and musicality that this plugin has. It has the qualities of the hardware, except the maintenance issues. Along with EP34, Lexicon 224, … Read more

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    by M. Savu (Sunday 22 April, 2012)

    In the first place I value this delay for the density of its sound and for its musicality. In the plugin area there are very few echo/delays that have the character and musicality that this plugin has. It has the qualities of the hardware, except the maintenance issues. Along with EP34, Lexicon 224, … Read more

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    by P. Moshay (Wednesday 4 April, 2012)

    I still own (and maintain) a pristine original RE-201 Space Echo and have put this head to head with mine........... Dead on and then some! ..... Way more flexibility with the UA and being able to automate a unit like this is incredible! It is capable of so many cool & dramatic sounds, but since you … Read more

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    by B. Dobozi (Saturday 12 November, 2011)

    Gets pretty close to the sound of the hardware. I love to use it subtly on vocal and keyboard tracks. … Read more

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    by T. Crystal Method (Thursday 29 September, 2011)

    The Roland RE-201 plug-in is truly a phenomenal representation of the unique design and sound of the original. No longer will we spend energy hunting for an original unit on Ebay. Thank You UAD! 5 Stars … Read more

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Artists
  • Paul Epworth

    Epworth on producing Adele's Grammy-winning album, her all-UA vocal chain, and his unique production aesthetic. Read more

    Rik Simpson

    Simpson has worked on three of Coldplay's albums, including Mylo Xyloto, which he co-produced, engineered, and helped mix. Read more

    Phil Tan

    With more than 24 #1 Billboard Hot 100 hits, 3 Grammys®, and nearly 300 album credits, there are few engineers that can touch Phil Tan’s recent track record. Read more

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    An Irish musician, remixer, producer, and engineer, Jacknife Lee has worked with legendary rock bands... Read more

    Miles Walker

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    Adam Blake

    Zoot Woman is a pioneering electronic super-group with multiple UK and worldwide hits. The group consists of Adam Blake, Stuart Price, and Johnny Blake. Read more

  • Mike Shipley

    GRAMMY®-winner Mike Shipley is one of the music industry’s top mixers; his hit-making career spans over thirty years. Read more

    JR Hutson

    JR Hutson is a highly-in-demand songwriter and producer in LA’s thriving R&B scene. Best known for his work with Jill Scott and Musiq Soulchild. Read more

    Arabian Prince

    Veteran hip-hop/electronic producer Arabian Prince has enjoyed a steady career of hits spanning 25 years, and he’s not stopping now. Read more

  • Jacquire King

    Jacquire (pronounced Ja-KEER) King has emerged as one of the most exciting engineer/producers of his generation. Read more

    Vance Powell

    Vance Powell accepted the GRAMMY® award for The Raconteurs album, Consolers of the Lonely. Read more

    Rik Simpson

    It was a great treat to interview UK producer/engineer Rik Simpson on his use of UA gear with the band Coldplay. Read more

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