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.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MemPzd5bqiI[/youtube]

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....