Online Audio Reverb
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Add a little room or a long, spacious tail to your recording. Choose a reverb style, shape the amount and decay, then compare the result before saving.
Give your sound more space
Shape your soundChoose a supported audio file. Export stereo WAV, MP3 or AAC.
Compare audio
Make the edit your own
- Get to know your track. Add a recording and listen with Original before making changes.
- Find your settings. Choose a room, hall, plate or cathedral. Adjust Reverb amount and Decay, then use Reverb tone to soften or brighten the reflections.
- Listen and save. Compare with Original, balance Output gain, choose your format and download.
Listen for the details
Start with a short decay and a low amount for a natural sense of space. Longer tails can suit a sparse track, but too much reverb can blur words and rhythmic detail.
Make one change at a time. Reset all takes the controls back to their starting settings whenever you want a fresh comparison.
Before you save
What is the difference between amount and decay?
Amount controls how much reverb joins your original sound. Decay controls how long the reflections last. Try changing one at a time so you can hear the difference.
Will the download keep the reverb tail?
Yes. The export includes extra time for the selected decay, so the reflections can fade after the recording ends.
How do I compare the two versions?
Use Original and Processed above the settings. Click a waveform to revisit the same part of your recording.
Which download format should I use?
Choose WAV for further editing, or MP3 or AAC for a smaller file. The bitrate controls the size and quality of MP3 and AAC exports.