Glowtrack Studio Slowed + Reverb

Slowed + Reverb Maker

Make a slowed + reverb version of any song — free, in your browser. One-click presets for slowed, daycore, lofi and underwater, with live preview and MP3 or WAV download. Nothing is uploaded.

Drop a song here, or click to choose MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or OGG ·

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How it works

  1. Drop in a songAny audio file from your device. The waveform appears and the classic slowed + reverb preset is ready.
  2. Shape the soundPick a preset, then fine-tune speed, reverb, bass, muffle, 8D rotation and vinyl crackle while it plays.
  3. DownloadMake an MP3, M4A or WAV of the whole song — or send it straight to the visualizer to make a video.

The slowed + reverb sound

SlowedPlaying the song slower drops the pitch, like a record at the wrong speed — that’s the dreamy, heavy sound. Tick “keep the original pitch” to slow it without the drop.
ReverbA big, dark room around the music. More room size gives longer tails; a darker tone keeps it soft.
Underwater & lofiMuffle rolls off the highs, crackle adds vinyl noise, and bass boost warms it up.
8D audioMakes the song circle around your head. Best with headphones.

FAQ

Is my song uploaded?

No. Everything happens inside your browser on your own device — the effects, the preview and the final file. Your music is never sent anywhere.

What speed is “slowed + reverb”?

Usually 0.80× to 0.88×, which lowers the pitch by about two to four semitones. “Very slowed” edits go down to around 0.75×.

Can I slow it down without changing the pitch?

Yes — tick “Keep the original pitch”. The song is time-stretched so it’s slower but stays in the same key.

What’s the difference between slowed and daycore?

Daycore is the opposite of nightcore: a slowed, lower-pitched version, usually with lighter reverb than a slowed + reverb edit.

Can I turn it into a video?

Yes. After you make the file, press Make a visualizer video with it to open it in the music visualizer, where you can add a lofi scene, rain, a spectrum or your cover art and export a video.

Can I upload the result to YouTube, TikTok or Spotify?

Only if you own the song or have permission. A slowed or sped-up version of someone else’s track is still their recording, and platforms’ copyright systems will usually match it. For your own music it’s a great way to make an alternate version.

Is it free?

Yes — free, no sign-up and no watermark. The site is supported by the ads on the page.

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