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Fruity Convolver

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Where to get itIncluded with FL Studio. It is part of that DAW, not a separate download.image-line.com

Fruity Convolver is a real-time convolution plugin that applies the sonic character of impulse responses to input audio to add reverberation, create special effects, capture acoustic signatures, or perform linear phase equalization. It works by convolving input audio with impulse response files—audio recordings of sounds after they have bounced off surfaces, passed through equipment, or been synthesized—making it useful for reproducing reverberation from real acoustic spaces, rare hardware units, or creating experimental effects from any audio file.

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Key Features

01Real-time convolution with impulse response files
02Dry and wet signal mixing (0 to 100% each)
03Input and wet stereo separation controls
04Impulse delay detection to reduce CPU load
05Self-convolution (impulse convolved with itself before input)
06High-quality resampling stretch for impulse length and pitch adjustment
07EQ envelope editing on impulse responses with +12 dB boost to infinite cut range
08Linear Phase EQ presets (Long compensated and Short compensated)
09Impulse editor with Pan, Volume, and Stereo Separation envelopes
10Trigger impulse control for capturing plugin effects as impulses

Things to Try

  • 01Use the Delay control to accommodate impulse responses with silent periods at the start; Fruity Convolver detects these automatically to lower CPU load
  • 02Apply a gentle U-shaped EQ curve to pops and claps in the Impulse Equalizer to restore frequency balance, since they typically excite mid-range frequencies more strongly than lows and highs
  • 03Capture impulses from plugin effects by loading Fruity Convolver in FX slots above and below the target effect, using the Trigger impulse control to record the effect's signature
  • 04Use the Sine-wave sweep method (20 Hz to 20 kHz, at least 10 seconds duration, ideally 20 seconds) for higher signal-to-noise ratio and better frequency coverage when recording acoustic impulse responses

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