Never felt inclined to investigate that one, until I saw that it can do 17-second cycles. Now I want to hear one with synth pads.
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Re: i said 'State of the Phaser' - put down that razor
i'm curious to hear that. seems like that'd be hard to distinguish from flanging.
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I guess that's somewhat subjective. I have some slow phasers (Whetstone & Faye's Her). When you've got cycles that take >10 seconds, it can sound more like a filter pedal, rather than what you might associate with a phaser or flanger. I can't recall hearing a flanger that could handle really prolonged sweeps. (slow, moreso than slowly-evolving) If you had a downtempo recording playing at half-speed, maybe you could do a rather slow vintage-style flangescape using a reel-to-reel machine. To my ears, my phasers with long cycling times just sound like ultra-slow phasers, not like a recognizable flanger sound (jet whoosh or manipulated tape).