About the Slowed + Reverb
Slowed + reverb edits play a song slower and lower, then wash it in reverb for a hazy, late-night sound. They are hugely popular on TikTok, YouTube and Spotify playlists.
SoundBench slows the track like a turntable, so pitch and tempo drop together, then adds a smooth reverb tail and an optional bass boost. Presets give you the classic sound in one click, and every setting can be adjusted.
How to use the Slowed + Reverb
- Drop a song onto the page. The Slowed + Reverb preset is already selected.
- Adjust speed (around 0.8× to 0.9× is typical), reverb, room size and bass, and listen to the preview.
- Click Export to download your edit as MP3 or another format.
Frequently asked questions
What speed is used for slowed + reverb?
Most edits use 0.8× to 0.9× speed. 0.85× with about 30 to 40% reverb is a good starting point.
Why does the pitch get lower?
Slowed edits play the song slower like a record, which lowers the pitch along with the tempo. That deeper sound is part of the style.
Can I make nightcore with this tool?
Yes. Choose the Nightcore preset, which speeds the song up to about 1.25× and raises the pitch, or use the Nightcore Maker page.