How to use it
- Open the audio.
- Select the part to reverse, or press Ctrl/⌘+A for everything.
- Press Reverse (R).
- Reversed clips are marked in the clip strip; reversing again restores them.
- Export.
Making a reverse swell
Copy a percussive hit, reverse it, and place it right before the original. Here: select the hit, Duplicate in the Clip panel, then reverse the first copy. Its decay becomes a rising swell that ends exactly where the original hit starts. Add a short fade in so the swell starts from silence.
Reversing is exact: the output is the same samples in the opposite order, with clip fades mirrored so a fade out becomes a fade in.
Questions
Can I reverse only one channel?
Not currently. Reverse applies to all channels of the selected clips.
Does reversing reduce quality?
No. No samples are changed, only their order.
Can I find hidden backwards messages?
You can listen to any recording reversed; whether you hear a message is up to your ears.