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Slowed + reverb creates the familiar lower, more relaxed song edit by reducing playback speed and adding reflections. Because the audio is played more slowly, pitch falls along with speed. Reverb then gives the stretched-out notes an atmospheric tail.
Speed sets playback rate from 50% to 100%. At 80%, the musical part lasts 1.25 times as long and pitch falls by about 3.86 semitones. At 100%, speed and pitch stay unchanged.
Reverb mix controls the amount of spacious reflections. 0% leaves only the slowed recording; higher values make it more diffuse. This effect uses a fixed 3.5-second reflection tail.
The default 80% speed and 35% mix is a useful starting point. For a subtler version, try 90% speed and 20% mix. Compare vocals in both versions before deciding how low to go.
Low voices and dense bass can become muddy at slower speeds. Reducing the mix often helps speech remain understandable. The final duration includes the slower musical section plus a reverb tail when the mix is above zero.
Use Tempo control instead. Slowed + reverb intentionally links speed and pitch.
Upload your audio or try the sample, adjust the controls above, then click Apply effects. Select Original and Result to compare. Change the settings and apply again to revise. Every revision starts from the untouched original, and Download WAV saves the latest applied version. The player’s Volume control changes only listening volume.