jromagnoli wrote:

78ch3 wrote:

Penguin9090_new wrote:

Just use the reverse tool in the sound editor.
No support.

Support times infinity. The ST will remove the reverse tool and add that block to replace it. DID ANYONE THINK ABOUT THAT BEFORE SAYING NO SUPPORT?!

The real question is, did you think before saying support? This will make it so that the whole sound will be reversed, then there would be no reversing only parts of it. Did you think about that?

I agree, then you would have to reverse the whole thing. No support.

Semi-support, at a value of 60%.
Pros:
It would save space. (+10%)
There was a block like this before. I was able to find it while attempting to make a scratch modification. (Yes, I tried to, but failed.) (+65%)

rewind sound [ v] :: sound

Cons:
There's the argument of the reverse tool and copying. (-15%)
EDIT: I forgot to make the block purple.

No support for adding a block because reversing a sound is relatively rare, usually does not add much to a project, and can be done in the sound editor.

Support for a sound effect that is already going to be in 3.0 supporting reversing by entering a negative value though. That would be cool!

I was also suggesting for starting a sound at a certain point.

play sound [ v] at () secs :: sound

And also this, which plays a sound for a certain amount of seconds, and then stops, but the workaround would be better if there was a stop sound block that would stop specific sounds, incase there was another sound that was playing while it happened (see the topic for a block that stops specific sounds):

play sound [ v] for () secs :: sound

1. I know it's not part of the topic, but it's related to sound blocks, but then you could post here if you want to talk about it: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/271971/
2. Don't get confused with the block names.
3. We could warp up to a block like this:

play sound [ v] [forward/backward v] for () secs :: sound

play sound [ v] [forward/backward v] at () secs :: sound

set record effect to [reverse]

record voice

play back record

these blocks wold be cool.


please add scratch team pleas

(('o'))

need these blocks to make sampler

the backward recorder script would use these blocks

when green flag clicked
set record effect to [reverse]
forever
say [recording voice] for (2) secs
record voice
repeat until <not <(answer) = (yes)>>
play back record
ask (play again?)
end

this would help a lot

thanks for readin

templeofbruh2 wrote:

set record effect to [reverse]

record voice

play back record

these blocks wold be cool.


please add scratch team pleas

(('o'))

need these blocks to make sampler

the backward recorder script would use these blocks

when green flag clicked
set record effect to [reverse]
forever
say [recording voice] for (2) secs
record voice
repeat until <not <(answer) = (yes)>>
play back record
ask (play again?)
end

this would help a lot

thanks for readin

did you necropost

whaaaa?

SuperCappy wrote:

templeofbruh2 wrote:

set record effect to [reverse]

record voice

play back record

these blocks wold be cool.


please add scratch team pleas

(('o'))

need these blocks to make sampler

the backward recorder script would use these blocks

when green flag clicked
set record effect to [reverse]
forever
say [recording voice] for (2) secs
record voice
repeat until <not <(answer) = (yes)>>
play back record
ask (play again?)
end

this would help a lot

thanks for readin

did you necropost

no i didnt plus the editor canot provide u having a block that records sound, i want effects too

I support this, it would be nice if you don't want to make a copy for every single sound that you need to play in reverse.

As part of Scratch 3.0, I'm pretty sure the pitch effect block

set [pitch v] effect to (0)

affects both pitch and speed (pitch changes as a side effect of speed anyway) of a sound

It would be cool to have this functionality extended, but as others have said, you could instead reverse the sound on a copy of the sound effect.

SpinningCube wrote:

As part of Scratch 3.0, I'm pretty sure the pitch effect block

set [pitch v] effect to (0)

affects both pitch and speed (pitch changes as a side effect of speed anyway) of a sound

It would be cool to have this functionality extended, but as others have said, you could instead reverse the sound on a copy of the sound effect.

I think there should be separate settings for pitch and tempo. I'm sure there's some JS library that can do that somewhere…

the2000 wrote:

SpinningCube wrote:

As part of Scratch 3.0, I'm pretty sure the pitch effect block

set [pitch v] effect to (0)

affects both pitch and speed (pitch changes as a side effect of speed anyway) of a sound

It would be cool to have this functionality extended, but as others have said, you could instead reverse the sound on a copy of the sound effect.

I think there should be separate settings for pitch and tempo. I'm sure there's some JS library that can do that somewhere…

That sounds like it would be an improvement, I wonder if it will preserve the quality of the sound, though. Once again, negative tempos would reverse the sound.

set [pitch v] effect to (0)::sound

set [tempo v] effect to (0)::sound