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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nyxo1GV-WU

friendship wrote:

Iommic Pope wrote:

friendship wrote:Look at this very good ad. Fuckin thing can do light phasing, phasing, and intense phasing. Look, other phasers have been playing you like a rube for years. Are you going to take that, coward? No. Stand up and take back those fucking all-pass networks.

I can vouch for the awesomeness of this circuit.
It is not fucking around.

yesss I look forward to INTENSE PHASING

You got one?
Man, you’re gonna feel the INTENSITY.

Yeah I'm looking forward to it! Baby's first dedicated phaser.

You’re starting off in the best of places.

Iommic Pope wrote:You’re starting off in the best of places.

Score! I'm relieved to hear that, it was kind of an impulse purchase. I was looking for a three knob-style phaser, but with a couple phase stage options that were between 4 and 12 stages, so this seemed like a reasonably-priced choice.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU_fwc64OuA

friendship wrote:

Iommic Pope wrote:You’re starting off in the best of places.

Score! I'm relieved to hear that, it was kind of an impulse purchase. I was looking for a three knob-style phaser, but with a couple phase stage options that were between 4 and 12 stages, so this seemed like a reasonably-priced choice.

update this thing fuckin rules

Fuck yeah dude!

This big old thing sounds so good:

only slow phasers are real.
tell me more.

I think it’s weird to clump these two effects in the same realm. You can sorta similar sounds from each but to me phaser sounds way more like a Univibe than a Flanger... I use phaser in a Step mode regular 1/4 notes, and with flanger I have a tap temp quantum leap and I set it to half time and then I tap it at half time so it’s suuuuuuper slow and intense. Both effects sound worlds apart, I can’t get my phaser to do what my Flanger does or my Flanger to do what my phaser does in the applications I use them but I guess you can dial them both back like crazy to sorta sound like each other but then they’re less fun.

AlexGlassLungs wrote:I think it’s weird to clump these two effects in the same realm. You can sorta similar sounds from each but to me phaser sounds way more like a Univibe than a Flanger... I use phaser in a Step mode regular 1/4 notes, and with flanger I have a tap temp quantum leap and I set it to half time and then I tap it at half time so it’s suuuuuuper slow and intense. Both effects sound worlds apart, I can’t get my phaser to do what my Flanger does or my Flanger to do what my phaser does in the applications I use them but I guess you can dial them both back like crazy to sorta sound like each other but then they’re less fun.

It's not about them sounding alike, it's about both being awesome.

odontophobia wrote:only slow phasers are real.
tell me more.

Slower than the Whetstone?

AlexGlassLungs wrote:I think it’s weird to clump these two effects in the same realm. You can sorta similar sounds from each but to me phaser sounds way more like a Univibe than a Flanger... I use phaser in a Step mode regular 1/4 notes, and with flanger I have a tap temp quantum leap and I set it to half time and then I tap it at half time so it’s suuuuuuper slow and intense. Both effects sound worlds apart, I can’t get my phaser to do what my Flanger does or my Flanger to do what my phaser does in the applications I use them but I guess you can dial them both back like crazy to sorta sound like each other but then they’re less fun.

Not that weird. They can both sound kinda swooshy.

Phaser sounds like a Uni-Vibe because a Uni-Vibe is a… phaser.

Flangers are generally more versatile than phasers though.

actual wrote: It's not about them sounding alike, it's about both being awesome.

True. If I had to eat only apples or only oranges, I might get kinda sick of 'em.

Chankgeez wrote:

odontophobia wrote:only slow phasers are real.
tell me more.

Slower than the Whetstone?

AlexGlassLungs wrote:I think it’s weird to clump these two effects in the same realm. You can sorta similar sounds from each but to me phaser sounds way more like a Univibe than a Flanger... I use phaser in a Step mode regular 1/4 notes, and with flanger I have a tap temp quantum leap and I set it to half time and then I tap it at half time so it’s suuuuuuper slow and intense. Both effects sound worlds apart, I can’t get my phaser to do what my Flanger does or my Flanger to do what my phaser does in the applications I use them but I guess you can dial them both back like crazy to sorta sound like each other but then they’re less fun.

Not that weird. They can both sound kinda swooshy.

Phaser sounds like a Uni-Vibe because a Uni-Vibe is a… phaser.

Flangers are generally more versatile than phasers though.

actual wrote: It's not about them sounding alike, it's about both being awesome.

True. If I had to eat only apples or only oranges, I might get kinda sick of 'em.

I think the Whetstone is probably the only answer (barring Axoloti phasing which I haven’t fucked with yet). Wombtone and Moog Phaser might compete, Chank.