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Getting started with REverb.

A short guide to the first five minutes, and how to reach us.

In your DAW

1. Put REverb on the track whose room you want to change.
2. Offline: press the round record button left of the waveform, then play the part. When you stop, REverb processes what it heard. Record more takes wherever you like; each one stays where it was recorded.
3. Live: choose Live in the corner of the window. REverb removes the room as the track plays, with a short, fixed delay your DAW makes up for.
4. Click the room's name to open the room browser. Use the up and down arrow keys to hear rooms in your song, and Return to keep one.
5. Switch between Original and REverb at the top to compare. Bounce or freeze the track as usual.

With ARA

In REAPER, Pro Tools, Cubase and Studio One, REverb can open the track's clips directly. Drag across the waveform to select a stretch and press Process, or press it with nothing selected to process everything the track plays.

In the standalone app

1. Open a song. Choose Full Mix to split it into vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano and other, or Single Track for one part.
2. Choose how much of the old room to remove: low, medium or high. The window shows how long processing will take.
3. Pick a room for each part, shape it, and export a new mix or every part on its own.

Common questions

How many computers can I use?

Sign in on each computer with the email and password of your account. If REverb says the limit has been reached, write to us and we will reset it.

Does REverb need the internet?

Only to sign in or start the trial. After that it works offline.

Can I use my own impulse responses?

Yes. In the room browser, choose Load IR file and pick a WAV, AIFF or FLAC file. It stays in the list under Imported.

What happens when the trial ends?

REverb passes your audio through unchanged until you buy a license. Your sessions are kept.