Making impulse responses from plugin effects

Making your own impulse responses from plugin effects is fairly simple. Typical candidates are reverb plugins or any effect that does not change as a function of time (e.g. reverb and EQ). Phasing, flanging and delays won't work. The video Sampling Reverbs with Fruity Convolver follows the procedure below.

1. Select a Mixer track and Load Fruity Convolver in FX slot 1 then deactivate it. This Fruity Convolver will be used to create the impulse.
2. Load the FX plugin to be 'impulsed' in FX slot 2, below the first Fruity Convolver, and set the plugin to the patch/sound you want. Make sure it's passing the Dry input sound also (don't use 100% wet).
3. Reactivate the Fruity Convolver on FX slot 1.
4. Load a second Fruity Convolver in FX slot 3. This will be used to record the impulse response from the plugin above.
5. Click the Record button of Fruity Convolver on FX slot 3. This will arm it for recording.
6. Click the Trigger impulse (spark icon) of Fruity Convolver on FX slot 1. This will initiate the recording through the plugin on FX slot 2 and into the Fruity Convolver on FX slot 3.
7. Deactivate the plugins on slots 1 and 2. Test your impulse sounds the same as the FX plugin in slot 2.