Reverse audio samples
Reverse each channel's PCM order independently; unchanged sample rate/channels/frame count.
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Audio stays on this device. No upload or microphone recording. Reverse each channel's PCM order independently; unchanged sample rate/channels/frame count. WAV quantizes to16bits; source metadata is not copied. Files up to 16 MiB, mono or stereo at 32, 44.1 or 48 kHz, up to 60 seconds and 24 MiB of PCM; the 20-second deadline includes reading and native decoding. DSP exports 16-bit WAV, drops source metadata and warns before clipping. The original bytes stay available. MP3 ID3 edits: up to 120 seconds, ID3v2.3 or 2.4, tags up to 2 MiB, PNG or JPEG cover up to 1 MiB and 4 MP; the audio frames are unchanged. Unsupported, encrypted or signed data is rejected. Supported formats: WAV (PCM 16, 24 or 32 bit, or float32 with |x| up to 16), MP3 (MPEG-III, ID3v2.3 or 2.4) and M4A (AAC-LC).
How to use this tool
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Audio stays on this device. No upload or microphone recording. Files up to 16 MiB, mono or stereo at 32, 44.1 or 48 kHz, up to 60 seconds and 24 MiB of PCM; the 20-second deadline includes reading and native decoding. DSP exports 16-bit WAV, drops source metadata and warns before clipping. The original bytes stay available. MP3 ID3 edits: up to 120 seconds, ID3v2.3 or 2.4, tags up to 2 MiB, PNG or JPEG cover up to 1 MiB and 4 MP; the audio frames are unchanged. Unsupported, encrypted or signed data is rejected.
- Supported model and limits
Reverse each channel's PCM order independently; unchanged sample rate/channels/frame count. WAV quantizes to16bits; source metadata is not copied.
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Original file · Reverse each channel's PCM order independently; unchanged sample rate/channels/frame count. WAV quantizes to16bits; source metadata is not copied.
Supported model and limits
Original file
Files up to 16 MiB, mono or stereo at 32, 44.1 or 48 kHz, up to 60 seconds and 24 MiB of PCM; the 20-second deadline includes reading and native decoding. DSP exports 16-bit WAV, drops source metadata and warns before clipping. The original bytes stay available. MP3 ID3 edits: up to 120 seconds, ID3v2.3 or 2.4, tags up to 2 MiB, PNG or JPEG cover up to 1 MiB and 4 MP; the audio frames are unchanged. Unsupported, encrypted or signed data is rejected.
Supported model and limits
Reverse each channel's PCM order independently; unchanged sample rate/channels/frame count. WAV quantizes to16bits; source metadata is not copied.
How can I check this result?
Reopen the WAV and compare the first and last samples and the channel order with the reversed original sequence. Check that the duration is unchanged. Metadata from the source file is not copied.
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