REVERSE.

[ThatHitSound]

I know Linkin Park reversed an acoustic
guitar progression, then chopped up the
chords and re-arranged them in the original
order for ther radio single thats been out
from the new album.

Can anyone give some tricks/effect using
reverse in different ways with audio? [img]images/icons/blush.gif[/img]

[8mmOverdose]

Originally posted by ThatHitSound:
I know Linkin Park reversed an acoustic
guitar progression, then chopped up the
chords and re-arranged them in the original
order for ther radio single thats been out
from the new album.

Can anyone give some tricks/effect using
reverse in different ways with audio? [img]images/icons/blush.gif[/img]

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">i just did a guitar reverse thing. it was a little solo part. the solo was literally played backwards when it was recorded, then reversed in pt, then i added a few notes "played forward" to the end of the riff. kind of sounds like a sitar.

i have reversed a section of music and added delay or reverb, then flipped it back forward so the effect is heard before the music.

i have added "backward masked" vocal samples to songs.

sometimes a riff sounds almost the same backwards as forwards. i have started a riff backwards and then 1/2 way through switched it forwards.

backwards drums sometimes make a pretty cool beat.

what are you looking to do?

[tele_player]

record some speech or singing
reverse it
learn how to speak or sing it backwards
record THAT
reverse it

Sounds very weird.

[Mr_Seven]

dabasstard's gonna love this one....

Okay, so I wanted this bass line tricked out. So I played it normally then reversed it so I could learn how to play it in reverse. Once I learned it I then recorded it then reversed it. I now have the right notes played in the right order with this weird backward kind of sound to it.

[8mmOverdose]

Originally posted by Mr_Seven:
dabasstard's gonna love this one....

Okay, so I wanted this bass line tricked out. So I played it normally then reversed it so I could learn how to play it in reverse. Once I learned it I then recorded it then reversed it. I now have the right notes played in the right order with this weird backward kind of sound to it.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">YEP, thats what i'm sayin' about the guitar line i recently recorded. trippy sound, 'aint it?

[ThatHitSound]

** kewl tips, keep em coming.

[8mmOverdose]

Originally posted by ThatHitSound:
** kewl tips, keep em coming.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">i will post that gtr part for ya as soon as da basstard sets it up on his server.

[Rabidium]

You can do it with the Speed plugin.

[Roy Howell]

I love using Reverse for some things. I used a combination of Reverse and slide to create this 'Stratosaurus':


http://basstardz.dhs.org/roy/mp3/_Ot...osaurusRex.mp3

[Captain_Pants]

Wandering Star, you got the effect right,
Just reverse the phrase, add a light reverb not too strong or words will overlap reverse style and it will sound bad(usually), just use a light reverb, then reverse it again.

I beleive Cubase has something similar, but its an effect that does it all in one spot, its called "Espacial" or something. Anyone know that for fact?

Hope that helps.

=-Ben