What is an Audio Reverb Processor?
A lightweight, privacy-secure online tool designed to add professional-grade reverb effects to audio. No software installation or file uploads required—all operations occur locally within your browser, eliminating any risk of privacy leaks. Features multiple scene presets (e.g., Vocal Reverb, Cathedral Reverb) and advanced parameter customization capabilities, catering to both beginners and professional users.
Key Features
- Multi-Scene Presets: Instantly apply 9 professional reverb effects, covering everyday to specialized scenarios.
- Deep Parameter Customization: Adjust core parameters like Reverb Strength, Room Scale, HF Damping, and more.
- Local Processing: Audio files never leave your device; processing is fast (e.g., 8 seconds for a 3-minute track).
- Real-Time Preview & Compare: Audition segments and instantly compare original vs. processed effects.
- Strong Format Compatibility: Supports input/output of mainstream formats (MP3, WAV, AAC).
How to Use?
1. Upload Audio File
- Click “Choose File” or drag a local audio file (MP3/WAV/AAC) to the workspace.
2. Select & Customize Reverb Effect
- Choose Preset: Quickly match scenarios from presets (e.g.,
Vocal Reverb,Cathedral Reverb). - Basic Adjustment: Drag
Reverberanceto fine-tune intensity. - Advanced Settings: Click
Show Advanced Settingsto customize:- Room Scale: Simulates room size (higher = more spacious).
- HF Damping: Accelerates high-frequency decay (higher = softer sound).
- Pre Delay: Time gap between dry sound and reverb onset (higher = stronger spatial depth).
- Stereo Depth: Difference in reverb between L/R channels (higher = wider soundstage).
- Wet Gain: Dry/wet signal volume ratio (higher = more pronounced effect).
- Click
Processto start.
3. Preview & Download
- Preview & Compare: Click the waveform to audition original/processed segments.
- Export: Select output format (MP3/WAV) and click “Download” to save locally.
Parameter Guide
| Parameter | Description | Effect Change | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reverberance | Controls reverb duration | Higher = longer tail | 0–100% |
| Room Scale | Simulates physical room size; affects early reflection density and Pre Delay | Higher = slower decay, more spacious (e.g., hall→cathedral) | 0–100% |
| HF Damping | Accelerates high-frequency decay to simulate absorbent materials (e.g., carpets) | Higher = softer sound | 0–100% |
| Pre Delay | Time gap between dry sound and reverb onset | Higher = stronger spatial depth | 0–100ms |
| Stereo Depth | Difference in reverb between L/R channels | Higher = wider soundstage | 0–100% |
| Wet Gain | Dry/wet signal volume ratio | Higher = more pronounced effect | 0–100% |
Preset Descriptions
Parameters are calibrated based on acoustic characteristics (e.g., Bathroom Reverb’s high reflectivity, Cathedral Reverb’s long decay) for authentic scene reproduction.
| Preset | Scenario Description |
|---|---|
| Custom | Freely adjust all parameters. |
| Vocal Reverb | Medium reverb + HF Damping for vocal clarity. |
| Bathroom Reverb | High reflectivity, short reverb (simulates tiled-wall echoes). |
| Small Room Reverb | Short reverb + low Room Scale for intimacy (e.g., bedroom). |
| Medium Room Reverb | Balanced reverb and space, ideal for dialogue or solo instruments. |
| Large Room Reverb | Long reverb + high Room Scale (simulates concert hall acoustics). |
| Church Hall Reverb | Strong reverb + Pre Delay for solemn ambience. |
| Cathedral Reverb | Extreme duration (>3s) + high Stereo Depth (simulates dome resonance). |
| Plate Reverb | Dense, uniform decay from metal plates (ideal for vintage vocals/drums). |
| Spring Reverb | Unique “bouncy” tone from mechanical springs (common in guitar effects). |