I bought mine in new/used condition which came in a shaving bag and it is probably my favorite flanger because it is such an oddball self oscillating unit.
Not one, not two...but (4) new releases for Glou-Glou.
These Flanchers are analog BBD devices that go from RM/flange on shorter settings to sci-fi delays on longer settings. I think all four of these can do 80s flanging/chorus, but the FL7 & FL9 have shorter delay times for multi-purpose modulation.
Skimming through the demos, these may be the closest thing to a second coming of Lovetone. (the Coggins-designed Thorpy stuff isn't nearly as weird as its Lovetone predecessors) These are more for people who want those spaceship/ambulance sounds of the ? Flange & Ring Stinger.
cool flange incoming! i was happy to snap this up this morning because i think itll fulfill a desire ive had for the sound of my family friends' old Mistress i tried when i was 13, i was so happy with the sound and i remember just thinking about how cool it looked to me 23 years ago
Re: State of the Flanger: 2022 (and beyond!!!)
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 7:05 pm
by Chankgeez
Nice!
Also:
Subdecay's new Starlight has a synth built into it:
This sent me down a Subdecay rabbit hole and there are several of their pedals that are also synths. One of them is a 4 voice poly synth? What?!
Re: State of the Flanger: 2027 (and beyond!!!)
Posted: Fri Feb 28, 2025 5:50 pm
by echorec
Did anybody ever try the Wind Through the Trees? I nearly pulled the trigger once or twice, when financing was easier. I just didn't think it would get weird enough.
Now that they're around $200 and below, I'm kind of curious to pair it with some other stuff.