Other than playing in a large room or under a tunnel does anyone know a way of adding reverb to a phone video or recording? Just a tiny bit of reverb so the sound is not so flat. Sometimes when I play in the uncarpeted kitchen I get a little natural reverb, but I can only play in there when I'm alone!

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There are far too many programs to list. But one free, open source option is Audacity. (http://www.audacityteam.org/)

You most likely will find the program useful for many other recording and editing tasks. I used Audacity for a number of years before moving on to commercial DAW programs and still use it occasionally.

By the way, you will have both reverb and delay options for experimenting. As with most things, moderation often gives a better result.

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Oops. Just realized that you might be referring to apps on a phone rather than a regular computer.

If so, I don't have any real experience editing on a phone. Maybe someone else can offer suggestions.

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Thanks. Maybe I could record the audio seperately then add an image to it later, like this guy did:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ebaj0BLOQoY

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