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    Sweeping phase modulation & filter stages

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    Cascaded All-pass Filters
    Cascaded All-pass Filters

    Our engine cascades all-pass filters from 2 to 12 stages, creating frequency notches that sweep back and forth to yield the distinct phaser swoosh.

    Pre-configured Sound Presets
    Pre-configured Sound Presets

    Get started quickly with five classic presets, ranging from a subtle shimmer to deep space orbits and fast jet sweeps.

    Circular Orbit Scope
    Circular Orbit Scope

    Watch the LFO sweep speed, depth, feedback, and active filter stages represented visually on our orbiting circular dial scope.

    Local Audio Processing
    Local Audio Processing

    Keep your audio secure. All processing runs locally inside your browser tab using the Web Audio API without uploading files to any server.

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    How to use the Audio Phaser?

    1 . Select an input source (Test Tone, Mic Input, or Upload an Audio File).
    2 . Choose a pre-defined preset (Subtle, Classic, Deep Space, etc.) or dial manually.
    3 . Adjust the Rate, Depth, Feedback, and Mix knobs to customize the sound.
    4 . Toggle between 2, 4, 6, 8, or 12 stages to adjust the density of the sweeps.
    5 . Click the Engage footswitch to activate the phaser effect.

    Frequently Asked Questions


    What is an audio phaser effect?

    An audio phaser splits an audio signal into two paths. One path is left unaltered, while the other is passed through a series of all-pass filters that shift its phase. When recombined, the phase-canceled frequencies create notches, and modulating these notches with an LFO creates the sweeping effect.

    What do the Phaser controls do?

    Rate changes LFO speed; Depth adjusts LFO sweep range width; Feedback feeds a portion of the output back to the input to intensify the sweeps; Mix blends the original (dry) and phase-shifted (wet) signals.

    What difference do the filter stages make?

    More stages mean more frequency notches and a more complex, swooshing sound. 2 stages sound like a subtle vibe; 4 stages offer classic vintage chorusing; 8 to 12 stages produce deep, rich swooshes.

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