They both sound like the Virus phaserchk071 wrote:Fazortan 1 is... alright. I still think Adam Szabo's Phazor, and the phaser in Spire are the best sounding software phasers.
Phazortan gets me closer to the Small Stoney vibe though
They both sound like the Virus phaserchk071 wrote:Fazortan 1 is... alright. I still think Adam Szabo's Phazor, and the phaser in Spire are the best sounding software phasers.
I agree however the upgrade prices are usually only around £12 and they deserve that IMO.spoontechnique wrote:All the V1 versions of the D16 plugins are rough. Especially Redopter, Fazortan, and Syntorus. The tiny GUIs are also annoying. But all the V2s are great. It's unfortunate to have to upgrade to the usable version, but I'm glad it's coming.
+1mutantdog wrote:The original is definitely one of the best, unique sounding phasers. The new GUI looks like a big improvement and no doubt will sound great too. Hopefully the upgrade price will be reasonable.
aMUSEd wrote:Really? I only have Antresol in v2 but it seems OK for me.
If memory serves right, Antresol doesn't have any latency in default quality. The others have, as loungepanda mentioned.aMUSEd wrote:Really? I only have Antresol in v2 but it seems OK for me.
Distortion needs oversampling (so latency is introduced) to minimize aliasing, but I doubt a phaser would need latency. Fingers crossed anyway.acYm wrote:fingers crossed it doesn't have a ton of latency
it's been dire with the previous V2's
You're right. Maybe i just happen to like that specific sound.aMUSEd wrote:They both sound like the Virus phaserchk071 wrote:Fazortan 1 is... alright. I still think Adam Szabo's Phazor, and the phaser in Spire are the best sounding software phasers.
They list "no harmonic distortion at output" as a feature on the website. If they'd modelled harmonic distortion you would assume that there is an input knob but there isn't. I don't know why that is supposed to be feature in an analog-modelled device, maybe they didn't think the distortion on the hardware sounded good. But obviously, a modelled allpass topology will distort a signal in other ways (I don' know if anti alisasing is needed for phase / time domain distortion).Burillo wrote:presumably it's analog-modeled, and thus introduces subtle distortions. whether they warrant anti-aliasing remains to be seen, but D16 takes pride in their low aliasing figures.
So do I, the Ti has great fxchk071 wrote:You're right. Maybe i just happen to like that specific sound.aMUSEd wrote:They both sound like the Virus phaserchk071 wrote:Fazortan 1 is... alright. I still think Adam Szabo's Phazor, and the phaser in Spire are the best sounding software phasers.
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