"swoosh" before the snare

[tbunreal]

In zed deads song white satin when it drops, there is a swoosh, or fffptch whatever you want to call it before the snare, and he does this throughout the tune. Anyone know what it's called or how to do it? Thanks in advanced.

[3za]

reverse snare

[metallicker]

As was just said, you just need to reverse the snare

Load the snare up in to a sampler and most have a Reverse function. Click that and away you go.

You may have to trim off a tiny bit at the end (beginning when it's forward) or put a tiny fade, but probably not!

[tbunreal]

Thanks a lot, helped greatly.

[Basic A]

Reverse reverb > reverse snare, just saying.

Load your snare into your sampler, reverse it, pass reversed audio through reverb, save. Re import, reverse back to normal with reverb tail at beginning. Shhh-Casssshhhh. Switch it up, pan one left, then one right, then one left, then one right... make every other one normal... ect.

[rumdrunk]

imo a reverse cymbal crash sounds even better most times

[paravrais]

I like too experiment with reversing all kinds of things. Too many people these days just reverse a snare and think job done. That said, sometimes that's exactly what you need. Depends on the situation.

[tripwire22]

ah reverse piano is so sexy

[paravrais]

ah reverse piano is so sexy

One of my favourites. Can go either way though, I've tried it before and fucked it up. Reversed a massive reverb of some piano and stuck it in some emptyish space before a drop that had the piano playing with very little reverb un-reversed in it and it sounded sex. Didn't explain that well but yeah..

[Sirius]

like that track perforated by skream. its like a reverse piano running thru the whole track!!
well... Im sure it is anyways!

!!chea

[Basic A]

I love my reverse guitars.

[deadly_habit]

more than likely reversed reverb not purely reversed hit
see my vst comp entry

[green plan]

Reverse everything. Even your reverses.