DESCRIPTION:

This effect is based on the ftconv opcode example from the FLOSS manual. It gives you full control over the Impulse Response (IR).
I call this ftConvXtended because some extra effects are added to, well, the effect. Note that using a big sample as an impulse will be heavy on CPU.

CONTROLLERS:

ON/OFF - bypass
File Selector - import an impulse response
length/skip/volume - controls the length of the IR, skips into the IR and gain of IR
reverse - reverses the IR
blur/blur2 - 2 methods of randomizing the IR values a bit
partisionsize - the size in samples of each partition of the impulse file
delay direct signal - direct signal is delayed in time
Early Reflection - The effect is delayed in time
mix direct/effect - mix direct signal with effect
Equalizer - on/off for equalizer section
Boost high - switch to boost treble and reduce bass
high - set frequency and gain for highest frequencies
mid/bass - gain for fixed mid and bass frequency gain

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version 1.22, July 2020
- added BSB information comments

version 1.21, May 2020
- added comments on controllers

version 1.2, April 2019
- corrected error in Reverse, Blur and Blur2
- removed partitionsize (leftover from PConvXtended)

version 1.1, February 2018
- added warning when no or invalid impulse sound is used
- if no or incorrect impulse, then the effect is bypassed

version 1.0, September 2017
- initial version by Menno Knevel
- latest GUI (Blue 2.7.0 or greater)
- equalizer with on/off switch
- high boost filter to compensate treble loss when convolving
- Early Reflection (ER), as well as the dry signal can be moved in time
- reverse option for the Impulse
- blur and blur2 option
- option to change the length of the Impulse
- option to skip some beginning of the Impulse