two phasers in series

[Chankgeez]

Dudes, this guy does a lot of talking, but it's OK because he kinda makes up for it with the sounds he's making.



I'm liking what's everybody's saying so far. Keep talking.

I'd like to try parallel processing, but it's something I haven't really explored. I'm afraid it'd sorta become a Black Hole. Well, that and the fact that I'd really like to run my guitar signal through a bunch of synth modules. You know? All kinds of crazy filters, ring modulators, 20 stage phasers. Stuff like that.

I love it when the sweep of one phaser overtakes the other.

I also love running two flangers in series.

[kosta]

If you set the Moog Phaser to 12-stage phasing and use the LFO CV input in the back it let's you clock 6 of the stages with the main LFO knob and the other 6 with the external LFO CV input. Does some pretty crazy stuff. Not quite the same as cascading one phaser into another, but pretty interesting.

[Holy Schnikes]

I run my Faye's Her in series and that shit is sick! Then I switch to parallel which is also sick! Decisions, decisions....