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AuthorTopic: good phaser pluggo?
emx
Posted: 27th May 2003 08:26
anyone could advise me a good phaser plugin for PC?
tried many of them, but didnt feel that i have to use them..

maybe a plugin with phaser ---> eq ---> distortion would be cool... Laughing

you hear me coders? Very Happy Very Happy Razz Embarassed Shocked
Very Happy
pHz
Posted: 27th May 2003 09:41
only one choice -

mobilohm

slainte Razz rob
whyterabbyt
Posted: 27th May 2003 12:11
Mobilohm, ferkin good. However, Supaphaser damn good 'classic phaser', and free...
Har
Posted: 27th May 2003 12:39
I'll second Supaphaser too...it's my fave. Cool
ew
Posted: 27th May 2003 12:52
ConcreteFX's Qwah(or Qwah2)does some nice phasing tricks,also.You can have 4 phasers run by LFOs or a step sequencer.
Or,as Rob said,there's Mobilohm.
ew
bajongo
Posted: 27th May 2003 13:25
MOBILOHM!!!

All the way. SupaPhaser is just nice. Mobilohm kicks it all the way. MegaPhaser!!!
pHz
Posted: 27th May 2003 13:32
ok - to clarify and balance things out a little -

if you want a VERY GOOD standard phaser then supaphaser from http://www.smartelectronix.com is as good as they get - and its FREE !!!

if you want something with A TAD MORE MUTILATING POWER [to say the least] then youd be silly not to check out mobilohm - but it isnt free

slainte Razz rob
bajongo
Posted: 27th May 2003 13:54
Yes Rob,

thanx for the balance. SupaPhaser is a good phaser. MobilOhm is a very good phaser which is much more versatile. Very Happy Cool
Big Tick
Posted: 27th May 2003 14:20
exp4: have you tried ep-phazer yet ?
'Tick
pHz
Posted: 27th May 2003 14:27
ooh tick - tbh honest - i havent

i got it when i bought rhino and its in my phaser vst folder but i havent reallt checked it out yet
Embarassed Confused Embarassed

ok folks - more balance - if youre a big tick customer [and if not why not ??? ] check out ep-phazer too
Very Happy Cool Razz

slainte Razz rob
Zmies
Posted: 27th May 2003 15:01
BluePhaser isn't bad either

http://www.digilogue.de/english/blueline.htm

-zmies
xoxos
Posted: 27th May 2003 16:37
i like the one i made with synthedit.. prefer the higher q settings.
Kurt Foyle
Posted: 30th May 2003 07:47
There's a couple of great free phasers in the Abyss plugins collection - quite dirty sounding too!!
ttoz
Posted: 30th May 2003 08:09
yo! don't forget soundburst's excellent metaphaser
http://www.soundburst.com/fx4u2.html

$19, so a low priced one, granted, it's not mobilohm, but it is good and phat...for $69 you can get the pack with 4 effects which are pretty awesome sounding...the filter is so phat i've never heard anything in that price range that is so phat...ther's a granulator and phone effect simulator too..i really like the guys at soundburst also, they give prompt, top notch service...
beware p4 owners though cause they do have denormals, but very minor..throw a normalizer in front of them from www.digitalfishphones.com and they work just fine..athlon owneres have no problem
putte
Posted: 30th May 2003 08:11
mobilohm ... sure!
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