Can you hear reverb before the note?
Listen for the same pluck twice. In A the tail fades after the note. In B the tail swells into it.
Make the swell
- Duplicate the original note and reverse the copy.
- Add reverb and render only the wet signal.
- Reverse that render, then line up its end with the start of the forward note.
Both passes use the same dry pluck. The example uses a generated room response.
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Replay just the sound
Listen for the pluck in both samples. Its timing and level stay the same. The reverb moves from after the note to before it.