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Re: Phase shifters and Phlangers [message #26941 is a reply to message #26893] Tue, 14 December 2004 09:53 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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A phasor uses a series off all-pass filters with voltage (or current) controlled parameters. Jfets, LDR's, or transconductance amps can be the active elements. Then (at the output) the shifted (by a continuously varying amount (via a LFO driving the elements)) signal is mixed with the raw signal giving the comb filtering effect.
A flanger uses a bucket brigade device to time delay the signal. The clock to the delay device is varied by a LFO and then the signals mixed as above.

 
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