Vaporwave audio takes a song and melts it: the tempo drops (0.7x-0.9x), the highs are rolled off with a low-pass filter, and a wide reverb turns everything into a hazy, retro-futuristic dream. It sounds like 80s mall music playing from the bottom of a swimming pool.
This tool chains three effects - speed reduction, low-pass filtering, and reverb - with independent controls for each, so you can dial in your own vaporwave recipe.
Slowed tempo, low-pass filtered highs, and heavy reverb - plus that nostalgic 80s source material.
No - vaporwave adds a distinctive low-pass filter that removes the high frequencies, creating the hazy underwater sound.
80s pop, city pop, smooth jazz and old commercial jingles are the classic sources.
Yes, render offline and download as WAV.
Yes - it emerged around 2010 as both a music genre and an internet art aesthetic.