: Double-click the audio clip in the Playlist to open the Sampler settings and click the Reverse button.
If you prefer working with waveforms, this method provides a true reversal of the actual 808 tail. : Double-click the audio clip in the Playlist
: If your 808 is MIDI, right-click the pattern and select Quick render as audio clip . : In the 808 sampler settings, ensure "Cut
: 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. : While the chopped notes are highlighted, hold
: In the Piano Roll, you can also use the Note Pan tab and drag a ramp (like you did with velocity) to make the reverse effect move from one ear to the other.
: Turn the "Time mul" knob all the way to the left to divide the note into many tiny segments, similar to a high-hat roll.
: While the chopped notes are highlighted, hold Right-Click in the velocity area at the bottom and drag upwards from left to right. This creates a smooth fade-in that mimics a reversed sample. 2. The Audio Sample Method (Classic Style)