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Version 1.1 · 2025-11-26
Sing it Backwards brings you even more fun!
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The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2025-11-26.








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Think you can sing backwards? Put your skills to the test with the ultimate reverse singing challenge!
HOW IT WORKS
1. Record yourself singing any song or phrase
2. Listen to it played BACKWARDS - that's your challenge!
3. Try to sing exactly what you heard
4. Compare your reversed attempt to the original
5. Create viral-worthy videos to share with friends
CREATE STUNNING VIDEOS
Transform your singing attempts into eye-catching videos with 11 professional templates:
• Waveform animations
• Split-screen comparisons
• Neon glow effects
• Spinning disc visuals
• And many more!
Perfect for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts!
KEY FEATURES
• Instant audio reversal technology
• Multiple video templates for every style
• Recording history to track your progress
• Share your funniest attempts with friends
• No ads or interruptions…
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Sing it Backwards brings you even more fun!
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