Slowed + Reverb Generator

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What is slowed and reverb?

Slowed and reverb is a hugely popular remix style that takes a normal song, drops the tempo, lowers the pitch, and drowns it in atmospheric reverb. It completely changes the vibe of a track, turning upbeat pop songs into moody, emotional, and atmospheric soundscapes.

It was heavily inspired by the classic chopped and screwed hip-hop style from the 90s, but the added reverb gives it a more dreamy, cinematic feel.

How to make your own slowed remix

You don't need any DJ software to do this. Just upload any song from your device. You can use the slider to adjust exactly how slow you want the track to be. As you slow it down, the pitch will naturally drop, giving the vocals that signature deep, hypnotic sound.

Then, adjust the room size slider to add the reverb. A bigger room size creates a more dramatic, echoing atmosphere. Play around with the settings until it sounds perfect, then export your new remix.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I keep the pitch the same while slowing it down?

Technically yes, using time-stretching, but that ruins the authentic slowed and reverb vibe. The deep, lowered pitch of the vocals is a massive part of what makes this style so popular.

What is the best room size for reverb?

It depends on the song. For an intimate acoustic track, a medium room size works well. For trap or hip-hop, you generally want a massive room size to make the hi-hats echo dramatically.

Will this get me copyright strikes on YouTube?

Most likely yes. Slowing a song down does not trick YouTube's Content ID system anymore. You will still get a copyright claim on the video, meaning ads might be placed on it.