How would i edit a rewind effect into my audio

hi i am editing a mix for a gymnastics team. they want a rewind effect in the audio. i was thinking maybe for the audio to sound like it powers down and then rewinds to a point powers down again and start back up again. hopefully that makes scene. I dont really know how to go about this. i have soundtrack pro and garage band is there anyways i could put this off in the software i have. if so how would i go about it. i havent ever really edited audio like this before.
Thanks
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