Convolver is a powerful audio processing tool designed to apply impulse responses and filter files to sound paths, allowing for dynamic convolution effects. It processes multiple input channels, mixing the results seamlessly into specified output channels. This capability makes it suitable for enhancing audio with realistic reverberations, custom filtering, and spatial effects.

Available as a plug-in in VST, DirectX, and Windows Media Player formats, Convolver supports a wide range of audio configurations. It handles arbitrary-length convolution with a high tap limit, supports both PCM and IEEE Float audio formats, and accepts diverse impulse response file types including WAV and 32-bit float PCM. Users can mix and scale inputs and outputs to tailor the audio processing to their specific needs.

Beyond typical convolution uses, Convolver is effective for advanced audio applications such as room correction, cross-over implementation, and cross-talk cancellation. Its flexibility in channel routing and high-quality processing makes it a valuable tool for audio engineers and producers seeking precise control over sound characteristics in their projects.