Echo Maker — Add Echo Effect to Audio Free Online
Add a real echo to voices and music: set how long each repeat waits (delay) and how quickly repeats fade away (decay) — from tight slapback to a huge canyon.
Echo Maker
Canyon echoes, slapback and dreamy repeats — dial in delay and decay.
1 Add your audio file
2 Settings
3 Process & download
✅ Done — your audio is ready
How to use it
- Add your audio.
- Set delay and decay — try 350 ms / 0.4 for a classic vocal echo.
- Process & download.
About this tool
An echo repeats the sound after a short delay, each repeat quieter than the last. Short delays under 100 ms thicken a voice (the slapback of 1950s rock’n’roll); longer delays create the canyon and mountain-yodel effect. Syncing the delay to a song’s tempo (for example 375 ms at 160 BPM for a dotted feel) makes echoes feel musical rather than messy.
For a sense of space rather than distinct repeats, use the Reverb Maker instead.
Frequently asked questions
Echo or reverb for a voiceover? A short, quiet echo adds depth to narration; reverb sounds more like a room. Many creators use a touch of both.
Why do the repeats sound quieter each time? That is the decay setting — each repeat is multiplied by the decay value, mimicking how real echoes lose energy.
Are my files uploaded? No — processing is local to your browser.
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