My first impulse recording was taken in a hallway in Baker Hall by recording the popping a balloon. The second impulse recording was taken in the courtyard in Mudge using the same method. My first experimental impulse recording was a ringtone. For the second experimental impulse recording I reversed the original audio and added a tempo change of -25%. Here are each of the impulse recordings:

Here are the convolved signals:

google drive link: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1IjURagJg5kqgJC3mnuv69d9FneUeMlrJ

this project takes a minimalist yamaha psr-6 loop and convolves it in four ways. the first of which, a balloon popping in my apartment’s staircase is used as a impulse. every day when I walk up the stairs, there’s one little section of noticeable, dry reverb. this process mimics it well. the next is a balloon popping inside of my washing machine with the top closed and the recorder inside. it is flat and plate-like, and very smooth sounding. both of these impulse reverbs have very short trails. the next two are more musical impulse recordings. the first is a bit of electric piano improv using the same yamaha fm. the second is a little sustainy guitar bit with a bunch of reverb. enjoy :)))