Synthetic IR Studio
A quick guide to getting an impulse response out of the system. You do not need to understand every parameter before you start.
Choose a preset that is close to the kind of space or response you want. Presets are starting points, not fixed models.
Adjust RT60 and/or IR Length to establish the broad duration of the response.
Change the architecture-specific controls to taste. These may affect reflection structure, density, diffusion, stereo behaviour, spectral decay, modal character, scattering, ringing, or other aspects of the IR.
Parameter changes are not applied automatically. After changing settings, press Generate to render a new impulse response.
Listen to the result, look at the waveform or analysis if useful, then change whatever interests you and generate again.
When you like the result, export the IR and load it into your preferred convolution reverb.
Start from something useful, move the controls, listen, generate again, and see where it goes. The system is designed for exploration as much as for reproducing familiar reverberation types.
Tip: if you change a control and nothing appears to happen, make sure you clicked Generate.