I purchased the app. back in early December 2024. I noticed that it would not work on any of the videos that I was adding Reverb to. So I reached out to the developers and they helped figured out the problem. They were very professional and promptly fixed it. Thank you so very much. Sincerely , Barry Grueter

This app needs to allow users to pick & choose where & how much reverb & echo we want in parts of our videos. It only allows you to add all or nothing to entire video/audio. Why not have tools to splice, cut, paste etc. so say where I’m singing there’s reverb & echo but when I’m playing my keys/synths I can reduce it or change how much to apply? Most musicians need flexibility to where we want in our songs effects! It’s frustrating. Also the similar names of apps is confusing. I’m paying for 2 but could of got the bundle likely for less $ for my subscriptions. This is the 2nd app by you guys where I had to start subscription, stop & re-download! More flexibility with more tools & clarity for app/pkg subscriptions would be great. Please consider adding tools so we can put reverb, etc where we want in sections of our music videos. Then this would be AWESOME!

Imported video to try out this app. After setting the levels I liked, I exported to MP4 and saved to Photos only to recognize that there was no audio.I reset the app, tried to edit the original video again to see if I could hear the audio but it wouldn’t play audibly in the VideoVerb app any more.Checked my Photo roll again and audio on the original unedited clip was still playing fine. Other clips I import play the audio just fine, but that first video’s audio still isn’t recognized in VideoVerb app even though I’ve created a new Original clip in the Photos album with functioning audio — whenever I import it to the app I only get video, no audio.

Load your video into iMovie or any other editor that allows you to separate the audio from the video on an independent track. Now make a copy (duplicate) of that audio track so you have two tracks of the same audio. Put one in one location of the stereo field and the other in a different location (hard left and right works great). Now zoom in very close and move one of the audio tracks, offsetting it just slightly from the other by a matter of milliseconds. Better than any reverb.