To create an "edit audio" for Chris Brown's "Under the Influence," typically popularized on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, you generally focus on three main techniques: slowing the tempo, lowering the pitch, and adding atmospheric reverb. Gather Your Tools
: Apply a Low-Pass Filter to specific sections (like the intro) to make it sound like the music is playing from another room, then "pop" into full clarity when the beat drops. Final Export
: Use mobile editors like CapCut or InShot , or desktop software like Audacity .
Save the file in or MP3 (320kbps) format to maintain the quality of the effects.
: Ensure you have a high-quality version of the original track. Adjust Speed and Pitch (Slowed + Reverb Style)
: Many edits focus on the pre-chorus ("You don't know what you did to me..."). Trim the audio to start just before this line for a high-impact intro.
: Add a "Large Hall" or "Cathedral" reverb effect. Increase the Dry/Wet mix to about 20-30% to give the audio a spacious, echoing feel.
To create an "edit audio" for Chris Brown's "Under the Influence," typically popularized on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, you generally focus on three main techniques: slowing the tempo, lowering the pitch, and adding atmospheric reverb. Gather Your Tools
: Apply a Low-Pass Filter to specific sections (like the intro) to make it sound like the music is playing from another room, then "pop" into full clarity when the beat drops. Final Export under_the_influence_chris_brown_edit_audio
: Use mobile editors like CapCut or InShot , or desktop software like Audacity . To create an "edit audio" for Chris Brown's
Save the file in or MP3 (320kbps) format to maintain the quality of the effects. Save the file in or MP3 (320kbps) format
: Ensure you have a high-quality version of the original track. Adjust Speed and Pitch (Slowed + Reverb Style)
: Many edits focus on the pre-chorus ("You don't know what you did to me..."). Trim the audio to start just before this line for a high-impact intro.
: Add a "Large Hall" or "Cathedral" reverb effect. Increase the Dry/Wet mix to about 20-30% to give the audio a spacious, echoing feel.