Reversed Cymbal Sound

In this audio, the intriguing sound of a reversed cymbal is featured, expertly manipulated to create a unique aural experience. A traditional cymbal is usually struck with a drumstick or mallet to create a sharp, resonant sound. However, in this audio, this conventional audio is reversed, providing a distinctive, ethereal tone. The sound begins with a soft, low murmur, gradually escalating into a grand crescendo, mimicking the sensation of a cymbal being struck, yet in reverse. The texture of the sound is enriched by the felt mallet used, contributing to a smoother, softer edge to the otherwise metallic timbre. The audio also hints at the tone of a ride cymbal, known for its sustained, shimmering sound, adding a layer of complexity to the overall composition.