Playlist Galau Speed Up + Reverb

Introduction

This tutorial guides you on how to create a playlist with a unique twist using speed up and reverb effects, as demonstrated in DJ BAKOM's video. Whether you want to enhance sad songs with an energetic vibe or experiment with different audio effects, this step-by-step guide will help you achieve that.

Step 1: Choose Your Songs

• Select a mix of sad songs that resonate with the mood you want to create.
• Consider tracks that have a slower tempo; this will make the speed-up effect more impactful.
• Create a playlist in your preferred music application.

Step 2: Speed Up the Tracks

• Use audio editing software (like Audacity or GarageBand) to open your selected songs.
• Adjust the playback speed:
  • In Audacity, select the track, then go to Effect > Change Tempo.
  • Increase the tempo by a noticeable percentage (start with 10-20%).
• Listen to the changes to ensure the song maintains its quality and feel.

Step 3: Add Reverb Effect

• After speeding up the tracks, it's time to add reverb for depth.
• In your audio editing software:
  • Go to Effect > Reverb.
  • Adjust the settings (like room size and decay time) to your liking.
• Experiment with different reverb levels to create an atmospheric sound that complements the upbeat tempo.

Step 4: Preview and Adjust

• Play back the entire playlist to hear how the tracks flow together.
• Make any necessary adjustments to the speed or reverb of individual songs to enhance overall coherence.
• Consider the transitions between songs; you may want to add brief fades or crossfades.

Step 5: Export Your Playlist

• Once satisfied with the edits, export the playlist:
  • In Audacity, go to File > Export and choose your preferred audio format (MP3, WAV, etc.).
• Save your playlist with a descriptive name for easy identification.

Conclusion

You’ve now created a unique playlist by speeding up sad songs and adding reverb effects to them. This technique not only changes the mood of the songs but also offers a fresh listening experience. Experiment with different tracks and settings to refine your sound. Consider sharing your playlist with friends or on social media for feedback!