Slowed Reverb Editor — Five Sound Controls
Adjust speed, wetness, room size, tone and bass by listening. Speed and pitch move together. Free export: 128kbps MP3, up to 3 minutes per export, no signup.
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Speed controls playback rate from 0.50× to 1.50×. A lower value makes the audio slower and lower in pitch; a higher value makes it faster and higher in pitch. There is no independent pitch or keep-pitch time stretching. Compare a familiar passage at 1.00× and at your chosen speed.
Reverb wetness balances the dry and reverberated signals. At 0% there is no reverb contribution; raising wetness makes reflections more prominent. Room size changes the decay character of those reflections. Try a smaller room with lower wetness before making a large change to both controls.
Tone is a lowpass filter: lowering it reduces high-frequency detail and produces a darker sound. Bass boost is a low-shelf gain control: raise it gradually and listen for excess low-end weight. These two controls shape the signal even when wetness is zero; zero wetness does not reset the other effects.
In the standard tool, compare settings during playback and return to a maker preset when you want a starting point. This is not a trimming timeline or multitrack editor. For one manually selected repeated passage, switch to the chopped and screwed generator; it has separate source-time and preparation rules.
Free export is 128kbps MP3, up to 3 minutes per export, with no signup required. Pro adds 320kbps MP3 and WAV export without the free duration cap. Use the converter guide to check input and output formats, or the MP3 guide to compare bitrate choices.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the five controls?
- Speed changes tempo and pitch together; reverb wetness mixes dry and reflected sound; room size changes the reverb decay; tone reduces high frequencies; bass boost adds low-frequency gain.
- Can I lower tempo without lowering pitch?
- No. This tool uses playback-rate changes, so tempo and pitch move together. Independent pitch shifting and keep-pitch time stretching are not available.
- Can I cut, arrange or repeat clips here?
- The standard editor has no trimming timeline or multitrack arrangement. The separate manual chopped and screwed page can repeat one selected source segment once.
- What is the free export limit?
- Free export is 128kbps MP3, up to 3 minutes per export, with no signup required. Pro adds 320kbps MP3 and WAV export without the free duration cap.