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Watch these tutorials to see these professional 808 techniques in action: How to Reverse 808s like a Boss in FL Studio 20 YouTube · Gunsoww How to REVERSE 808's in FL Studio 20 YouTube · Geortz

This creates a "sucking" pitch effect that often accompanies reversed 808s in modern trap production.

This is the most popular way to create a rising, reversed effect without needing to export audio. It allows you to keep your 808 as a MIDI pattern for easy pitch changes. Watch these tutorials to see these professional 808

: Double-click the audio clip in the Playlist to open the Sampler settings and click the Reverse button.

: In the 808 sampler settings, ensure "Cut itself" is enabled so the reversed tail doesn't overlap with the main 808 hit, which causes muddy low-end. : Double-click the audio clip in the Playlist

: Place a small 808 note in the Piano Roll just before the main "hit".

: Go to the Envelope/Instrument tab and turn the attack down and hold up to ensure the 808 stops exactly when you release the MIDI note. : Go to the Envelope/Instrument tab and turn

: If your 808 is MIDI, right-click the pattern and select Quick render as audio clip .