: To get that "muffled" sound (as if the music is coming from another room), apply a Low-Pass filter to cut out the sharp high-end frequencies. Key Moments in the Slowed Version

If you want to make your own version or understand how these tracks are produced, follow these steps:

: The tempo (BPM) is reduced, usually by 10-15%, making Alexander’s vocals deeper and more drawn-out.

This specific version of the track modifies the original audio to create a "dreamcore" or "sadcore" vibe.

You can find various fan-made edits of this track on and SoundCloud by searching for "Alexander Stewart backwards slowed reverb." These are often accompanied by aesthetic visuals, such as 90s anime clips or rainy cityscapes.

: When he sings "I wish we could've gone backwards," the slowed tempo makes the line feel like a heavy sigh, highlighting the desperation of the lyrics.

: Use software like Audacity or an online "Slowed & Reverb" generator. Drop the pitch by about 1-2 semitones. This gives the vocals that signature "ghostly" weight without making them unrecognizable.