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Quick Queston?

I have two quick questions that perhaps someone might be able to answer for me:
 
1.  Does anyone know of an effect/feature that will allow a signal to be reversed?  For instance I have a particular sound effect that I want use at the very end of a song, and I would like to reverse it identically (as if it were rewound while being played, but at identical speed) so that I can use it again, but in a different part of the song?  Does anyone know of any such effect or feature?
 
2. I have a song that was recorded some time ago, but I do not retain the Master tracks for said song; however I do have a master mixed copy on CD. I would like adjust the time of the entire song just by a few beats per minute; nothing major?  I know that AudioSnap can adjust time differentials within a song, but can it take a pre-recorded song (all tracks in a single mix) and slow it down without any tuning problems, etc.? 
 
If any of you have any insight, I would greatly appreciate it.  Thanks!
 
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    Re:Quick Queston? 2010/08/13 09:02:54 (permalink)
    Just copy the clip and reverse it. No plug needed. Almost any audio editor (Wavelab, Sound Forge) will allow you to lengthen a song by a few seconds while retaining the pitch.
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    Re:Quick Queston? 2010/08/13 09:48:21 (permalink)
    1. Select the audio clip and choose Process > Audio > Reverse.

    2. Yes, it should be able to do that. Look in the Help file contents under AudioSnap > Changing a Project's Tempo.

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    Re:Quick Queston? 2010/08/13 09:57:52 (permalink)
    Thanks guys for replying so quickly. 

    I'll try this out today sometime and report back.   Thanks again...
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    Re:Quick Queston? 2010/08/13 10:01:25 (permalink)
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    Thanks guys for replying so quickly. 

    I'll try this out today sometime and report back.   Thanks again...


    Don't waste your time with Audio Snap on changing the length or tempo of an entire song. There are tools in Sonar that will change the length and pitch of a song in Sonar, but I have never had much luck with them. I just tried the "length" tool on a track and while it worked the result wasn't really acceptable.
    post edited by 10Ten - 2010/08/13 10:24:06
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