How to Add Reverb to a Track in FL Studio

Add spatial depth to your mix using reverb effects in FL Studio. Learn to use Fruity Reeverb 2 and send routing for professional results.

Mixing & Effects · beginner level

Steps

  1. Route Your Track to a Mixer Channel

    Select the channel you want to add reverb to in the Channel Rack. Set its 'Track' number to route it to a dedicated Mixer track.

  2. Load Fruity Reeverb 2

    Click an empty effect slot on the Mixer track and select 'Fruity Reeverb 2' from the plugin list. The reverb interface opens.

  3. Adjust Reverb Settings

    Set the Decay time to control how long the reverb tail lasts. Adjust the High Damping to tame harsh frequencies. Use the Dry/Wet knob to blend the effect with the original signal.

  4. Use Send Routing for Shared Reverb

    For a more professional approach, load the reverb on a separate Mixer track. Route audio from multiple tracks to this reverb bus using send knobs, so all tracks share one reverb.

  5. Automate the Reverb

    Right-click the Dry/Wet knob and create an automation clip to increase reverb during transitions or decrease it during verses for dynamic spatial movement.

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