MIXING & EFFECTS
Fruity Flanger
Parameters
- Delay -
Sets the minimal delay of the delay-line inside the flanger. The flanger
delay will be swept between delay and delay+depth. Range: 0 to 20 milliseconds.
For 'deep' flanger effect you should set this parameter to low values.
- Depth -
This controls the range of the flanger action.
The flanger delay will be swept between delay and delay+depth.
If you set this value to zero, the flanger will remain 'static' as the
delay will stay constant. Range: 0 to 20 milliseconds. Setting this parameter
to high values
will create special effects and heavy modulation.
- Rate -
The rate at which the flanger is modulated. Range: 0 to 5 Hz.
- Phase -
Use this control to widen the stereo image.
If it's set to 0, the LFO on the left and right channel will be in perfect
synchronization.
At 180 degrees the left and right channel will be 100% out of phase.
This means that the left channel will reach it's maximum when the right
channel is at minimum. Range:
0 to 360 degrees. Try setting 10 degrees for subtle stereo enhancement.
- Damp -
Use this parameter to attenuate the high frequencies of the processed output.
Range: 0 (no filtering), 1 (full filtering - no output).
- Shape -
Determines the shape of the LFO.
You can vary this between a triangle and a sine LFO. Using sine LFO's will
result in smoother transitions, using a triangle will result in more
constant pitch-shifting. While subtle, this can help for getting the right
sound.
Range: smooth transition between sine to triangle.
- Feed -
Sets the feedback amount. Range: 0 to 100 %. Setting to high values
to make the flanger 'whistle'. Try high settings with heavy filtering
(for
example
99% feedback + the filter
at 0.95) for special effects.
- Invert Feedback / Invert Wet -
These two switches invert the processed (wet) and feedback signal. Mixing
a signal with an inverted version of itself creates the known flanger effect.
When
both
are off the sound is more like a chorus than a flanger. While Invert
Wet will directly change the flanger/chorus sound, the Invert
Feedback has
a
less dramatic effect, but can be used to change the sound timbre. Range:
on and off.
- Dry / Wet / Cross -
These three knobs determine the output mixture. Dry is the original signal,
wet is the effected signal and cross is a left-right inverted version
of the wet signal. Range: -inf (silent) to 0dB.
Plugin Credits: Smart Electron:x