🎥 Creating Videos

Start of with choosing any song you want to transform into a slowed & reverb version.

Editing the Audio

Once you've downloaded your chosen song, you'll need to use audio editing software such as Audacity or online tools to transform it into a slowed & reverb version.

In order to make a song slowed & reverb, some creators will just decrease the speed whereas others will also add reverb effects. Here is some guidance on how you can do either option.

ReverbSlowed.com Simple Slowed Music Maker

For an easy and simple way to decrease the speed of songs and add a reverb effect, subscribers can use our slowed & reverb maker at reverbslowed.com

• Import the song.

• Select your speed.

• Press convert and download.

Audacity

• Import the song into Audacity.

• Select the entire track.

• Go to Effect > Change Speed and decrease the speed to around 0.9% to 0.7%. You can experiment with different speeds for each song and see which sounds best to you. Then press ok.

• Go to Effect > Reverb > Manage > Factory Presets > Select any of the room options, like with the speed you can experiment with different reverb effects for each song and see which sounds best to you. Then press ok.

• You can preview the song at any point with the green play button in the top right and go back to the prevoius steps to make any further changes.

• Once you are happy with the song go to File > Export > Export as MP3 and then save this.

Adding Visuals

For sharing on platforms like YouTube, add visuals such as images and lyrics (optional).

You can use video editing software to add visuals to your slowed track, we recommend using one of the following:

Capcut

Capcut has an auto lyrics feature to automatically add lyrics to your video!

DaVinci Resolve

Adobe After Effects