In his latest loopop video, host Ziv Eliraz demos a Convolution Playground, a new browser-based application that lets you explore the sound design possibilities of impulse responses.

Convolution Playground is free to experiment with, but you need to be a Patreon subscriber to use the export function.

Here’s what Eliraz has to say about it:

Turn audio files into effects. Explore ten ways to design an impulse response, from reverse blooms and drawn echoes to chord bodies, filter sweeps, vowels, spectral delays, reverbs, and rain. Try the built-in sounds, drag in your own audio, or select Live audio to process an instrument. Switch between Waveform, Frequency response, and Waterfall to see what you hear. Your imported audio stays on your device.

The free version includes all the sound-design controls and Listen to IR. Exporting your impulse responses as WAV files is available to WaveShaper members on Patreon.

Already a WaveShaper member? Open the export-enabled edition here. Watch the video tutorial about this app here.