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Originally posted by JeZzA Flanger is the effect created by playing two copies of the track/sample with a delay between them that is constantly changing. So if worst comes to worst, you could probably do it manually somehow

Yep - flanging is a delay based effect. 2 signals are made from one - one dry another effect'd. The processed sound is delayed by amilli seconds and modulated to get a sweeping effect.

Phasing is very similar but there isnt a delay in the sound. So the moduating processed signal when mixed with the straight signal cuts out notches in the sound.

I think LOL!!!

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Id say use kontakt and use midi cc to control the phaser / flange. There is actually a phaser emulating filter on it for simpler control. This means you can speed up the rate in a precise manner. therefore timing it with your track!!!

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Whenever I've tried to create flanging manually I've hit a problem with the timing. Most delays work in steps of milliseconds, which is too coarse for flanging work.

Best to use a dedicated flanger - unless you really want to build one in Reactor or something. And for that big sound flange the master out, rather than one track...

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Last edited by DJ Tequila on Nov-13-2003 at 09:49