Reference Guide
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Flanger
These effects add feedback to a chorus effect. When used on sounds that contain a lot of
high-frequency energy, such as cymbals, they not only create modulation effects, they add a sense
of pitch to non-pitched sounds, too.
25: Flanger 1
26: Flanger 2
27: Crossover Flanger
For effects 25 to 27, dynamic modulation (16C) can be used to control the Mod Speed.
LCD Parameter Range Description
17A
Delay Time (D.Time) 0–200 ms Delay time
Resonance (Res) –99…+99 Amount of output signal fed back to the input (feedback)
17B
Mod Depth (Mod) 0–99 Modulation depth
Mod Speed (ModSP) 1–99 Modulation speed
17C
EQ Low (EQ.L) –12…+12 dB Low EQ cut and boost
EQ High (H) –12…+12 dB High EQ cut and boost
In this effect, in phase modulation is fed to
both flanger channels.
Left
EQ
Flanger
Right
Mix
Mix
Flanger
MOD
EQ
Feedback
Feedback
In this effect, the left channel modulation
signal is in phase and the right channel
modulation signal is out of phase. This
produces a wide, stereo flange effect.
Left
EQ
Flanger
Right
Mix
Mix
Flanger
MOD
EQ
Feedback
Feedback
In this effect, two flangers are modulated out
of phase. The flanged output signals are
mixed with the other channels output.
Left
EQ
Flanger
Right
Mix
Mix
Flanger
MOD
EQ
Feedback
Feedback
17A Flanger1 ø
D.Time005 Res+85
17A
17B
17C Flanger1
EQ.L+00dB H+00dB
17C
17B Flanger1 ø
Mod99 ModSP=20
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