Convolver
Convolver uses the mathematical process of convolution to shape your input using a prerecorded sound. This allows for recording the reverb of any physical space and applying it to any sound for example.
- Start
- Cuts the start off the impulse response. Requires a precomputation step before the effect can be heard.
- End
- Cuts the end off the impulse response. Requires a precomputation step before the effect can be heard.
- FadeIn
- Fades in the start of the impulse response. Requires a precomputation step before the effect can be heard.
- Fade Out
- Fades out the end of the impulse response. Requires a precomputation step before the effect can be heard.
- Stretch
- Stretches the impulse response, adjusting both it's length and pitch. Requires a precomputation step before the effect can be heard.
- Select Sample
- Convolver comes with a large library of Impulse Responses that should cover many of your basic needs. But you can import any samples you want.
- Reverse
- Reverse the impulse response before processing.
- Delay
- Set the pre-delay time in milliseconds or as a fraction of song tempo.
- Tone
- Adjusts the brightness of processed output.
- Feedback
- Feeds the processed output back into the convolution engine.
- Mix
- The dry/wet mix of this effect. A lower value will let some of the unmodified signal through.