[Request] Dry/Wet Mix a̶n̶d̶ ̶D̶r̶y̶/̶W̶e̶t̶ ̶T̶i̶m̶e̶/̶S̶y̶n̶c̶ ̶O̶f̶f̶s̶e̶t̶ Sliders/Levels for the Convolver effect

[mastr-ch13f]

I would personally love to have these since there are pre-made impulse responses files that require having dry audio to be mixed along with the impulse-processed one (wet).

[violetmage]

What would be the use for dry/wet sync/offset adjustment? I'm not very familiar with the more involved side of impulse response stuff, so just curious to understand the use case.

I agree that a dry/wet mix would probably be useful. It shouldn't be too hard to implement. I'll have a closer look later today or tomorrow.

[wwmm]

I think I had the intention of doing that and completely forgot about it.

[wwmm]

What would be the use for dry/wet sync/offset adjustment?

In most cases they allow the effect strength to be controlled. I do not know if something special happens when using them in a convolver.

[violetmage]

I thought the dry/wet mix was the primary way to control effect "strength"?

I still don't really understand why dry/wet time offset would be needed.

[wwmm]

I still don't really understand why dry/wet time offset would be needed.

I am not sure. Usually time difference creates echo/reverberation. But that is what many impulse files already do. Maybe this would allow to fine tune the reverberation.

[mastr-ch13f]

I make and use my own impulse response files for speaker/headphone equalization, in addition to (sometimes) adding pre-made IR file(s) in another Convolver for spatial effects to the audio output.

For example:
Dolby Headphone IRS.zip

Thinking about it now, the time/sync stuff might not be needed. But the dry/wet sliders are definitely needed on these types of IR files.