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Impulse Anvil 1.0.122Windows VST3

EQ & Output

Impulse Anvil EQ Focus View
EQ Focus
Impulse Anvil Out Focus View
Out Focus

This section has two jobs:

  1. finish the IR you are building
  2. control how the plugin plays on your track

The difference matters when you Bake.

These change the IR

IR In

Changes the level going into the final IR-shaping stage.

Use this when the actual response you want to Bake is too quiet or too strong.

HP / LP

Remove unwanted lows or highs from the IR.

Tilt

A broad darker/brighter control.

Bell 1 / 2 / 3

Use the three bell filters when one frequency area needs a more focused change.

Width

  • 0.0 = much narrower / toward mono
  • 1.0 = keep the current width
  • 2.0 = wider

Width becomes part of the baked IR.

Normalize

Brings the final IR up to a consistent peak level.

Limiter

Adds a safety ceiling to the prepared IR.

These only change playback

Input

Changes the dry/input side of what you hear.

Wet Level

Changes how loud the convolved result plays.

Dry / Wet

Changes the balance between the original track and convolution.

Out

Changes the final plugin output level.

None of these four become part of the baked WAV.

Random and reset

  • EQ Random changes only the EQ.
  • OUT Random tries a broader finishing variation across EDIT, EQ and Width while protecting the main playback level controls.

Double-click EQ to reset EQ.

Double-click OUT to reset the OUT/utility section.

Technical background

EQ, Width, final IR Normalize and limiting are applied to the prepared response before it reaches the convolver/export stage. Input, Wet Level, Dry/Wet and final Out are applied later in the track playback path.