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Subject:Reverse Posted by: JVI Date:2/9/2003 8:50:20 PM How to reverse audio clips so they play backwards? I'm noob :) Sorry bad english ^.^'
Subject:RE: Reverse Reply by: knowbody Date:2/9/2003 10:24:53 PM I don't think you can do this in Acid directly. I think you'll need to open up the loop in something like SoundForge and reverse it there. If I were you I'd use 'save as' and save the track as another loop. You can then bring it into your mix right on top of the original loop and Acid will replace it. This will leave you with the original loop and a reversed one. Hope this helps, Chris
Subject:RE: Reverse Reply by: Iacobus Date:2/10/2003 1:49:33 PM Two words: Sound Forge. :) Iacobus
Subject:RE: Reverse Reply by: coolout Date:2/10/2003 9:08:51 PM it has always struck me as strange that acid has never been able to reverse. it should be able to reverse in real time since the audio is in RAM. i guess nobody needed it bad enough to make a stink out of it.
Subject:RE: Reverse Reply by: Iacobus Date:2/12/2003 9:29:25 AM Loops and One-shots smaller than 3 seconds or less playback from RAM only. The rest (Beatmapped and One-shots longer than 3 seconds) playback from the hard drive. There was a reverse feature initially announced but was taken out. I honestly don't care myself; I'd rather use Sound Forge for the job. Iacobus
Subject:RE: Reverse Reply by: Spy Date:2/12/2003 1:43:32 PM Just in case you don't have Sound Forge and assuming that you're using Windows of some sort, you can reverse, echo, speed up/down and raise/lower the volume of .wav files in Sound Recorder. One Love, Spy!
Subject:RE: Reverse Reply by: Djipy Date:2/12/2003 3:54:14 PM I was told that the "reverse" function was included in a previous beta version but has been removed, due to technical problems, I guess. Any new feature must be merged into the existing product. All other processing (envelopes, plug-ins, trimmer, ...) must remain compatible with the reversed sounds, and I guess it's not so easy to do. You can do all pre-processing with SoundForge. Regards

Subject:Reverse

Posted by: JVI

Date:2/9/2003 8:50:20 PM

How to reverse audio clips so they play backwards? I'm noob :)

Sorry bad english ^.^'

Subject:RE: Reverse

Reply by: knowbody

Date:2/9/2003 10:24:53 PM

I don't think you can do this in Acid directly. I think you'll need to open up the loop in something like SoundForge and reverse it there. If I were you I'd use 'save as' and save the track as another loop. You can then bring it into your mix right on top of the original loop and Acid will replace it. This will leave you with the original loop and a reversed one.

Hope this helps,

Chris

Subject:RE: Reverse

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:2/10/2003 1:49:33 PM

Two words: Sound Forge. :)

Iacobus

Subject:RE: Reverse

Reply by: coolout

Date:2/10/2003 9:08:51 PM

it has always struck me as strange that acid has never been able to reverse.

it should be able to reverse in real time since the audio is in RAM.

i guess nobody needed it bad enough to make a stink out of it.

Subject:RE: Reverse

Reply by: Iacobus

Date:2/12/2003 9:29:25 AM

Loops and One-shots smaller than 3 seconds or less playback from RAM only. The rest (Beatmapped and One-shots longer than 3 seconds) playback from the hard drive.

There was a reverse feature initially announced but was taken out. I honestly don't care myself; I'd rather use Sound Forge for the job.

Iacobus

Subject:RE: Reverse

Reply by: Spy

Date:2/12/2003 1:43:32 PM

Just in case you don't have Sound Forge and assuming that you're using Windows of some sort, you can reverse, echo, speed up/down and raise/lower the volume of .wav files in Sound Recorder.

One Love, Spy!

Subject:RE: Reverse

Reply by: Djipy

Date:2/12/2003 3:54:14 PM

I was told that the "reverse" function was included in a previous beta version but has been removed, due to technical problems, I guess.
Any new feature must be merged into the existing product. All other processing (envelopes, plug-ins, trimmer, ...) must remain compatible with the reversed sounds, and I guess it's not so easy to do.

You can do all pre-processing with SoundForge.

Regards