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Almost flange-like?



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=628uvpbM4nw

pretty interesting for a "chorus"

Andy just posted a new demo of the Krozz Devices Airborn from Brazil.

https://krozzdevices.com/products/airbo ... g-flanger/



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRhrPn-nmeI

dat oxidation control

Too bad it's not workin', I've got SUPER GAS!:



https://reverb.com/item/67296253-rozz-s ... n-mij-rare

flanger + noise gate + reverb

https://catalinbread.com/products/sts-88



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-mnOhrhmqM

Chankgeez wrote:Almost flange-like?

Listening to the previous demos & now Ian's preview, I'd say the Seabee is the closest one can get to a Starlight DLX. The Bee has a warmer, duller character. The Starlight DLX is sharper and more metallic.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZgroLVGN68

very impressed with the Seabee - takes some doing, given my kneejerk distaste for chorus

also, i seem to be in the minority in liking the metallic frost of the Starlight DLX (including the progenitor)

For all it does, I wouldn't've minded the thinness of the Starlight DLX if it'd been at least a little capable of gettin' warmer/darker/fatter.

(I probably wouldn't've taken advantage of all that functionality either. )

through zero flanging is over-rated. discuss.

me no likey

i'll just go

Yeah, not really a fan.

i mean, i even went back to the rosetta stone : house burning down...

...and i felt like i would have enjoyed it more without the tzf moments

A few months ago I finally had a listen to some through zero flanging sounds that "everybody" talked about. I just hadn't imagined that it produced a complete gap of silence. I disliked it on the spot.

i think it's the type of effect that can work nicely on an entire mix, but usually sounds really out-of-place (if not downright awful) just slapped on a guitar solo or whatever

not big on subtractive flanging either tbh... it's like listening to someone trying to suck tapioca pearls through a straw that's slightly too narrow.