Daycore Maker Online
Daycore is the lighter version of slowed + reverb. The speed reduction is subtle (0.85x-0.95x), the reverb is gentle, and the bass boost is mild. The result is a slightly mellowed version that keeps the original song recognizable while adding a chill, relaxed vibe. Create daycore versions for free in your browser.
Start RecordingWhat Is Daycore?
Daycore is the opposite of nightcore. Where nightcore speeds songs up and raises the pitch, daycore slows them down slightly and lowers the pitch. But unlike full slowed + reverb, daycore is subtle. The speed change is mild (0.85x-0.95x), the reverb is light, and the original character of the song stays intact. Think of it as the chill, daytime version of a song.
- Speed reduced to 0.85x-0.95x (subtle slowing)
- Light reverb for a gentle spacious feel
- Mild bass boost (+1 to +3 dB)
- Keeps the original song recognizable
How to Make Daycore
Open the Orec tool at /tools/slowed-reverb and select the Daycore preset. Upload your song. The preset sets speed to 0.9x with light reverb (30%) and +2 dB bass boost. Preview and download. Daycore works best when the changes are subtle enough that you feel the difference more than you hear it.
Frequently asked questions
What is daycore?
Daycore is a subtle version of slowed + reverb. The song is slowed slightly (0.85x-0.95x) with light reverb and mild bass boost. It keeps the original song recognizable while adding a mellow, relaxed feel.
How do I make daycore online?
Use the free tool at /tools/slowed-reverb. Select the Daycore preset, upload your song, and download. No signup, no upload, no watermark.
Is daycore free?
Yes. Completely free. No account, no ads, no limits.
What is the difference between daycore and slowed + reverb?
Daycore is more subtle. Speed is 0.9x vs 0.8x. Reverb is light vs heavy. The original song stays recognizable. Slowed + reverb is a more dramatic transformation.
What speed is best for daycore?
0.9x is the standard. 0.85x for a slightly more noticeable effect. 0.95x for a very subtle chill vibe. The key is subtlety.