By feeding such an impulse signal into a completely digital chain (such as a reverb plugin), an impulse response file can be generated. This impulse response can be used by a convolution plugin to re-create that digital chain.
A simple Max patch can be used to generate the impulse signal. This results in a very small (4KB) wave file, which can be loaded into a digital system and fed into a digital effects chain, as demonstrated below. The output can then be rendered, resulting in an impulse response file.
Once the impulse response file has been rendered, the impulse response file can be loaded into a convolution plugin.
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I often find the better way is to use a sine sweep to overcome several downsides of the simple click method. you can do that with reaper's built in ReaVerb, adding the File source option and cancelling out of the dialog, then hitting generate test tone. after recording it through what ever you like, use deconvolve to turn the recording into a regular impulse response and save.
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