'Sucking' into the snare

[jrisreal]

Whazzat? You want sucky snares?

Nah, but its pretty simple, really, and theres many ways to do it.
1. Duplicate the snare
2. Reverse the copied snare
3. Place it before the normal snare
4. Turn the gain down on it and make sure it leads into the snare hit
5. Highpass if you want.

[amphibian]

A tip I always see written here is placing a reversed cymbal before the snare, so it transitions nicely into.

Only I'm having trouble perfecting it, most cymbal samples seem too long, if you have the snare on 3 is the reverse placed on the start of the bar?

Example;

Best way is to reverb your snare, and reverse it on another channel, lower the volume by a few dbs, and also filter out some of the high-end (so that when the snare hits those high-end frequencies really cut through)

[Codox]

sounds like white noise, tight track though.

[malloy09]

nooby ass question but how do you get the white noise to end right at the snare? using reason and redrum. should I be using Dr Rex or some shit?

[Gurnumsbug]

That track was so sexy
Anyway it sounded like automated white noise to me!
The thing that's making it sound bigger is that synth they layered with it!

[deadly_habit]

is it just me, or does it sound more like it's sucking into the kick?

i'd have to listen again but i think the kick is triggering the sidechain compression mainly

[Ldizzy]

just what i said...

i hear nothing but sidechain comp thru that whole track...

[sketchyderek]

Reverse reverb (I think I use this technique way way way too much) works alright.

Layered some white noise on this snare, then did the reverb thing.
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[Ldizzy]

^sounds like intense cpu workout :/ do u do it in real time? what's ur fx chain like?

[Gewze]

Sidechained whitenoise on the kick