Fading-in Snare

[wilsonwilson1]

Hey people,
what's up?

Because i can't post links, i'm just going to tell you the music example: Foreign Beggars - Still getting it (feat. Skrillex)

So Pretty Simple Question: The Second time the snare is played, it's somehow faded-in and/or played in reverse. So is there an easier way to do it, than record the snare and play it backwards? I actually am not sure how this technique is called, so i don't know what to search for. But if somebody knows an easier way (or specific for FL Studio) please tell me. I would also approve of the name of this technique and maybe a video tutorial, but this is not really necessary. If i know the name of this technique, i can do it myself actually.

Thx for the help

[krushing]

Dunno about FL, but most DAWs have a reverse feature - usually not more complex than just pushing the "reverse" button. Not sure if it's getting any easier unless you invent predictive brain control.

[DJR]

Fl studio has the same button, VVVV

[3ternal]

It's actually a little more than that, like a reversed snare build up, they cut off the end though and then paste an actual snare hit onto the end of that.

[BeatGenerals]

Theres kits out there that have snares with the little build up already built in, just gotta adjust the timing. Shortening up a snare, reversing it and then time stretching it in FL Studio would probably be easier tho.