High-Fidelity Buffer Inversion
Reverses the sample order of every channel exactly. No resampling, filtering, or time-stretching is applied.
Invert audio tracks and sound effects with instant client-side playback. Create reverse vocal swells, backwards cymbal sweeps, and inverted sound design, with 4 ms fades at both ends to prevent clicks.
WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC, OGG, MP4, MOV or WebM. Decoded in your browser, never uploaded.
100% browser-local processing · No files uploaded to any server
How this tool decodes, analyzes, and masters your dialogue locally with zero cloud latency.
Reverses the sample order of every channel exactly. No resampling, filtering, or time-stretching is applied.
Applies 4 ms linear fades at the start and end of the reversed audio so it does not begin or end with a click or pop.
Audition reversed playback instantly in your browser and download an uncompressed 16-bit PCM WAV file with no lossy compression.
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Common Questions & Technical Clarifications
Drop your MP3, WAV, or M4A file into the AutoSilenceCut workspace above. The engine instantly inverts the audio buffer in memory, allowing you to preview and download the backwards WAV audio file immediately.
No. AutoSilenceCut applies 4 ms fades at the start and end of the reversed audio, so playback begins and ends without a click.
This tool reverses the whole file. To reverse only one section, trim it first with the Audio Cutter, then reverse the trimmed clip here.
No. All buffer flipping and audio rendering occurs 100% locally on your computer inside your browser’s Web Audio engine.
You receive an uncompressed 16-bit PCM WAV file at your browser's audio sample rate (usually 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz).