With the LEWITT Space Replicator 2.0 Update, you can run the software without opening your DAW, and each space can be adjusted in greater detail.
About Space Replicator:
With the Space Replicator plugin, you can reference your mixes in a wide range of acoustic spaces, including professional recording studios, live sound venues, and everyday untreated environments like a living room or car interior.
LEWITT Space Replicator 2.0 Update
Space Replicator now functions as a standalone app on your computer, so you can listen to reference mixes and customize your workflow outside of your DAW. Also, the app runs across your global system outputs, so you can spend time familiarizing yourself with the different spaces until you find favourites that you use while mixing.
There are also under-the-hood improvements with audio performance and latency, so you get the best translation results. Now when you select a space, you can adjust the amount of ambience you prefer and make tonal changes with the room EQ, while there is also a global EQ to tune the overall frequency response to match your headphones.
Meanwhile, the 2.0 update also allows you to control the precise amount of headphone compensation you’d like to use, and there is a balance control to even out headphones with irregular left and right channels. Once you’re happy with all your adjustments, you can then save your favourite configurations as user presets and recall them when it’s time to work.
There is also a range of new rooms and headphone simulations, including models of an ideal mixing environment according to official European Broadcasting Union standards, and an analytical listening space with specially selected speakers for this purpose. Among the new headphone models, there are popular choices like the Audio-Technica ATH-M50x, the beyerdynamic DT-770, and the Sony MDR-7506.
LEWITT Space Replicator Update [13 Nov 2025]
[13 Nov 2025] The acoustic recreation of the Praterstrasse (PRST) club venue is a useful tool for electronic music production. As PRST is renowned for its precise sound system, you can expose problem areas in your mixes by checking from either the perspective of the dance floor or the DJ booth, with the venue full or empty.
In addition, LEWITT has included an outlandish virtual space created from the control room within a nuclear power station. Although the building was never actually operational, you can still use its acoustics and reference your tracks through a late 1970s PA system. It isn’t the most clinical environment, but it could reveal issues in the midrange.
To get an accurate representation of each virtual space, it’s essential to have the correct optimization profile for your headphones. For this reason, the range of headphone profiles has been expanded with over 100 new models, which include the Slate VSX profiles. However, if your favourite headphones are still not supported, let LEWITT know so it can be added in a future update.
This update of Space Replicator is free for all current license holders. While the new headphone profiles are included in the standard version of Space Replicator and the Essential edition, the two new virtual spaces are exclusive to the standard edition.
LEWITT Space Replicator Revolutionizes Mixing on Headphones
[29 April 2025] With LEWITT Space Replicator, you can use a wide range of sound environments to reference your mixes on almost any type of headphones.
You probably know about LEWITT’s reasonably priced microphones for home recording and content creation. However, the manufacturer has turned to focus on producers with a new plugin to help you mix more effectively on headphones.
LEWITT Space Replicator
With Space Replicator, LEWITT delivers a plugin that will help you make more informed decisions when mixing. It has always been debated as to whether it’s viable to mix to professional standards on headphones or not, so with tools like these, the argument for headphones becomes increasingly convincing.
The plugin gives you access to a range of professional studio and household spaces with different speaker configurations, including LEWITT’s studio, Vienna Synchron Stage, the YouTuber Wytse Gerichhausen’s White Sea Studio, the famous Watergate nightclub, as well as a kitchen, lounge, car stereo, and a specialized Transparent mode to get the most truthful response from your Headphones.
With over 600 different profiles, you can quickly configure Space Replicator to match with your favourite pair of over-ear or in-ear headphones. What’s more, you can create your own binaural profile using the plugin’s algorithmic configuration process. This gives you the power to create your ideal profiles for music production and mixing.
Also, once you’ve finished your mix, you can check it in a range of spaces alongside your favourite reference tracks to ensure you are getting the results you want. Overall, the Space Replicator plugin is a convenient tool for anyone who needs to work on headphones, and the ability to check your mixes in different spaces will save you plenty of time.
Pricing and Availability:
LEWITT Space Replicator is currently available. Get it at Thomann.*
More about LEWITT Space Replicator:
- Official Product Page
- Browse LEWITT on Thomann
- Learn about Mixing on Headphones
- Read about LEWITT on Gearnews
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