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Reverse Reverb

Reversing a sound's reverb tail so it "builds up" into the hit.

Mar 4, 2026·Published·hansonq888

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Overview

A classic psychedelic and horror movie trick. By reversing the reverb of a vocal, you create a "ghostly" swell that leads perfectly into the first word. It’s one of the best ways to announce that a new section of a song is starting.

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Tags

Genre

Psych-rock

Instrument

vocals

Category

transitionsSound Design

Mood

ethereal

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