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9:16 video for TikTok and Reels—✓ Spinning record
Songs at once1Up to 20
Custom rooms4 rooms20 rooms, from booth to cathedral
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How it works

Make a Slowed + Reverb Song in Three Steps.

  1. Add a songDrop an MP3, WAV or M4A. It plays in your browser and is never uploaded.
  2. Pick a presetSlowed + Reverb, Sped Up, Nightcore, Daycore or Lo-fi. Turn the knobs to make it yours while it plays.
  3. DownloadSave an MP3, or with Pro a WAV, a FLAC or a 9:16 video ready for TikTok and Reels.
Presets, unpacked

Five Versions of One Song.

Every preset is just a speed, a pitch choice and an amount of reverb. Here are the ranges that make each style sound right, so you can tweak them yourself.

01

Slowed + Reverb

Late-night, nostalgic, dreamy

Speed0.80 – 0.88×PitchDownReverbLarge hall, 30 – 45% wet
02

Sped Up

Bright, urgent, made for 15-second clips

Speed1.15 – 1.30×PitchUpReverbLittle or none
03

Nightcore

High-energy, higher voice, faster drums

Speed1.25 – 1.35×PitchUpReverbNone
04

Daycore

Heavy, slow and deep, without the wash

Speed0.75 – 0.85×PitchDownReverbLight room
05

Lo-fi

Calm study and background music

Speed0.90 – 0.95×PitchDown a littleReverbSmall room, plus a warm filter and vinyl crackle
Reference

Speed and Pitch, Side by Side.

Why it sounds deeper

Speed and pitch are tied together

Like a record played on the wrong setting, slowing audio down stretches every sound wave, so every note drops. Every 6% slower is roughly one semitone lower. Turn off Pitch follows speed and the tool time-stretches instead, keeping the original key at the new tempo.

Shifting the key also changes how it mixes with other songs. Use the BPM & Key Finder on the result if you plan to DJ with it.

SpeedPitch, if it follows120 BPM becomesA 3:00 song becomes
0.75×−5.0 semitones90 BPM4:00
0.80×−3.9 semitones96 BPM3:45
0.85×−2.8 semitones102 BPM3:32
0.90×−1.8 semitones108 BPM3:20
1.10×+1.7 semitones132 BPM2:44
1.20×+3.2 semitones144 BPM2:30
1.25×+3.9 semitones150 BPM2:24
1.30×+4.5 semitones156 BPM2:18
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About the tool

Make Slowed, Reverb and Sped up Songs Online

Turn any song into a slowed + reverb, sped up, nightcore or daycore version in seconds. Pick a preset, adjust speed, reverb and room size while the song plays, and download the result.

Everything happens in your browser. Your music isn’t uploaded or stored.

Why it works

The Sound Behind the Trend

Slowing a song lowers its pitch and tempo together, and a large reverb fills the space between the notes. The result feels dreamy and nostalgic, which is why slowed + reverb versions took off on TikTok and YouTube.

Sped up versions do the opposite: a brighter voice and a faster beat that fit a 15-second clip.

Before you post

Edited Songs and Copyright.

This isn’t legal advice, but four things are worth knowing before you share a slowed or sped up version of someone else’s song.

01

Your edit is still their song

Slowing a track down or adding reverb doesn’t make it a new work. The rights still belong to the artist and the label.

02

Use the app’s sound library when you can

TikTok and Instagram have licensed music for posts. Many popular sped up and slowed versions are already there, ready to use.

03

Uploads can be matched

Platforms check uploaded audio against copyrighted music. Edited versions are often still recognised and may be muted or blocked.

04

Own it or license it

For ads and monetized videos, use your own music, a track you’ve licensed, or get permission from whoever owns it.

FAQ

Slowed + Reverb, Answered.

What does slowed + reverb mean?

A song played a little slower, usually at 80 to 88% speed, with a large reverb added. The slower speed lowers the pitch, and the reverb adds a washed, dreamy space.

How much should I slow a song down?

Most slowed + reverb versions sit between 0.80× and 0.88×. Below 0.8× voices start to sound unnatural; above 0.9× the effect is subtle.

What’s the difference between sped up and nightcore?

Both play the song faster. Sped up is usually 1.15× to 1.3× with little else changed. Nightcore is around 1.3× with the pitch clearly raised, which gives the higher, chipmunk-like voice.

Can I change the speed without changing the pitch?

Yes. Turn off Pitch follows speed and the song keeps its original key at the new tempo. It sounds less like the classic effect but more like the original.

Is the song uploaded?

No. Speed, pitch and reverb are applied in your browser, and the song never leaves your device.

Can I post the result on TikTok or Instagram?

Only if you have the rights to the song. Edited versions of copyrighted music are still the original song, and uploads can be muted or removed. Using the app’s own sound library is the safest route.

Which files can I use?

MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC and OGG. To use the sound from a video, pull it out first with the Audio Cutter.

Does it work on voice recordings?

Yes. A little reverb and a slightly lower speed give voice notes and narration a moody, cinematic feel. Keep the reverb under about 25% so every word stays clear.

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