Can Anyone Help Me Get This Snare Sound?

It seems very, very simple at first listen. But, it's not (at least to my crappy ears). The sound just hits like no body's business. I've got tons of drum samples, but nothing seems to really have the same impact. I know it's just not the sample, it's the processing as well. Can any of you advise on what to do to get my snare to sound like that process wise? Also, if you know where I can get that sample  (or something close ), that would help too. I tried to make it in Maschine's drum synth, but I'm really bad at sound design. ...lol
Here's the song:
https://youtu.be/il9nqWw9W3Y
 
Thanks in advance.
 
 

gustabo
Sounds like heavy compression on the snare to me.

Yeah, it's definitely there. But, it's more on that snare than that. I've compressed the hell out pf mine and it's still not "popping" like that one.

Seems like the snare is triggering a white noise sample to me. Ugh song though lol

Guitarhacker
I'm no expert on this but it sounds gated as well as having a delay in there too. Certainly has the compression cranked. It's also likely layered for thickness.
 
 

Thanks for the input. I'm going to experiment with using a gate and delay.

bitflipper
There are multiple layered samples in there: handclaps, white noise and a gated snare sample boosted around 200 Hz. Probably lifted straight from some electronic drum sample library. I'm pretty sure no acoustic instruments were harmed in the making of that song.

Thanks! I'm going to layer some of my old Roland sounding drum sound with a clap and try all the other sugestion you guys have given me and see if I can get close.

Right now I'm a huge fan of Max Martin's (the guy who produced and co-wrote the song) production work. So very simple sounding elements but they sound huge. I'm also a big fan Nile Rodgers. Listening to those old Chic tunes and Max Martin stuff and trying to emulate some of those production techniques and apply to them to my own pruductions is my goal. I want my songs to have that huge, polished pop sound. Yet, still be funky. Sometimes my stuff sounds "cheap" to me.

I am not great with sound design so posts like this are fun to play with. It is layered for sure, and a "bit crusher" effect will add some noise to a snare, but the problem I had using a straight snare was the initial attack remained enough to throw it off (almost like it is a straight up synth sound).
 
Now for the twist... are you looking for that exact sound? Reason I asked is my first choice would be to sample that first snare hit from the song itself.

I think I'd rather use a tom with a mallet and tweak that.......but hey, what do I know?