Question 1

What is the difference between Room, Hall and Cathedral?

Accepted Answer

They set how long the reverb rings after a sound: about 1.2 seconds for Room, 3 seconds for Hall and 6 seconds for Cathedral. Longer reverb sounds bigger and further away.

Question 2

How much reverb should I add to vocals?

Accepted Answer

For a dry vocal or voice-over, start with Room and an Amount of 15 to 25%. That adds space without washing out the words. Hall at 30 to 40% suits singing and slower songs.

Question 3

What does Amount do?

Accepted Answer

It sets how much of the reverb you hear against the original sound, from 5% for a hint of space to 90% for a distant, washed-out sound.

Question 4

Why is my file longer after adding reverb?

Accepted Answer

The reverb keeps ringing after the last sound, so the length of the reverb is added to the end: 1.2, 3 or 6 seconds depending on the space.

Question 5

Can I remove reverb from a recording?

Accepted Answer

No. This tool only adds reverb. Removing room echo from a recording takes a different kind of processing.

Question 6

Can I add reverb to several files?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Drop them together and each file gets the same reverb. The first download is free; the rest, and the ZIP, need Pro.

Question 7

Is my audio uploaded?

Accepted Answer

No. The reverb is added in your browser and the file stays on your device.

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