Boom Bap Snare Reverb 

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  • Instead Adding Reverb to Existing Snare, you Create a Duplicate the Snare and Use this for the Reverb Part, i.e. Leave the Original Snare Untouched

1) Create a Duplicate of the Original the Snare

    2) Insert Add a Reverb with 100% Wet

    • i.e. the Idea is to have the Original Snare with the Impact while the Duplicate Only Provides a Wet Signal that is then Mixed to the Original
    • while you Could also Use a Send, in this Case Inserting Reverb Directly is More Easy 
    • Start with a Decay of 3s to 4s, Pre Delay About 2.5ms and Go for a Quite High / Brilliant Reverb 

    3) Dampen the Low Frequencies

    • i.e. Use a HP Filter Prior the Reverb or Use the Filter Options Inside the Reverb
    • Try Cut the Lows of the Snare Up to 2kHz

    4) Now you can Easily Mix the Reverb Only Snare with the Original Snare Since it is a Separate Track


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