Importing Audio, Reversing Audio, and Paulstretch

[Rehb_195]

1. File > Import > Audio
2. I imported the song "Cool for Cats" by Squeeze
3. I selected the chorus section of the song and cut it out
4. Tracks > Add New > Stereo Track
5. I copy and pasted the chorus section onto the new track and deleted the original one
6. Tracks > Stereo Track to Mono
7. I selected the audio
8. I went the the "Effect" bar and clicked "reverse"
9. I then selected "Paulstretch" in the "Effect" section
10. I set the "Stretch Factor" to 10 and the "Time Resolution" to 0.25 seconds
11. I then used the envelope tool to gradually decrease the volume at the end of the track
12. I also used the "Studio Fade Out" effect to make this more extreme

Cool For Cats Reverse Stretched.mp3

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[steve]

Cool

[waxcylinder]

Would make the good basis of a sound-track for SCUBA diving videos (would make a great change from the ubiquitous Enya stuff that most diver videographers used a few years ago ... )

WC

[waxcylinder]

And this is me writing that "recipe" down to try it later on other tracks

[Trebor]

Enya-fication of any music is possible with a VST plugin called DTBlkFx ...

before-after Enya-fication with DtBlkFx.mp3

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DTBlkFxs with my Enya-fier settings.gif (105.26 KiB) Viewed 2420 times

Enya-fier.xml

Enya-fier preset data for DTBlkFx plugin (as show above)

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Suggestion : apply Paulstretch on default settings (10x 0.25s) after Enya-fication.