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RoCi wrote:Or un your case I'll drown the guitar with reverb to taste then resample and reverse the new, sample.

And then you will have your reverse reverb effect but your sample will now also be backward which is why the original method posted (which is a fine way to do it) is how to do it.

What about using track freeze to speed things up instead of rendering or recording to another track?

- Reverse sample
- Apply reverb on reversed sample
- Freeze track
- Get the generated WAV file from your projects recording and place back into project on new track
- Reverse sample again
- Mute original track and keep if you need to make a change.

??

That's a long process. Just drowning it to taste and resampling then reverse that sample is quicker. To me at least.