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Flashback reverb w/ Audacity - Damascus - 05-22-2012
Does anyone have a reliable way to make the reverse reverb flashback effect on voices using Audacity? I did some searching, and tried to use the Gverb filter on it, but everything i do just makes it sound like the voice is trapped in a small metal room.
RE: Flashback reverb w/ Audacity - SUMMER^ - 05-22-2012
Here's the steps I used to change the first sample below into the second sample (not sure if it's the exact effect you're looking for, but I think it's a decent sounding basic reverse reverb.)
1. Take your normal audio voice sample and load it into Audacity and select all.
2. Effect --> Reverse
3. Select the end of the sample. Generate --> Silence (one-two seconds only, I prefer one but try experimenting.)
4. Select all. Effect --> GVerb. Set the options as follows:
Roomsize: 10.0~
Reverb Time: 1.5~
Damping: 0.15~
Input Bandwidth: Default
Dry Signal Level: 0.0 (Highest it goes)
Early reflection level: -25 to 30 dB
Tail level: 17.5 dB
Reverb Time: 1.5~
Damping: 0.15~
Input Bandwidth: Default
Dry Signal Level: 0.0 (Highest it goes)
Early reflection level: -25 to 30 dB
Tail level: 17.5 dB
5. Select all. Effect --> Amplify. It should select the appropriate amount automatically.
6. Finally, select all. Effect --> Reverse. Sample should have a nice reverse reverb on it! Hope this helps.
6. Finally, select all. Effect --> Reverse. Sample should have a nice reverse reverb on it! Hope this helps.
RE: Flashback reverb w/ Audacity - Damascus - 05-22-2012
Thank you so much! Works like a charm!