Still no Schulte Compact A phaser emulation?

[ChamomileShark]

Not really, but comes closer ITB than anything else I have used. My main problem with it is too many controls, with not enough sweet spots. It can sound great, but it always takes me ages tweaking to get it sounding that way. I think I'm gonna order the Vandaal this year and be done with it.

ok, thanks for that. I'm developing an aversion to stuff that is a bit over complex.

[vurt]

mutron biphase! yes please!!!

Have you been good? Think carefully before you reply.

define "good" and in which particular area, one has to be good?

[ChamomileShark]

mutron biphase! yes please!!!

Have you been good? Think carefully before you reply.

define "good" and in which particular area, one has to be good?

Which area? Manchester?

[vurt]

dammit
i should never have come home

[audiothing]

The only downside with doing a Biphase IMO, is Arturia did one that I suspect a lot of people already own, and how often do you use phasers that you need multiple emulations of the same pedal? Audio Damage did one too. Not sure how accurate the Arturia is but I quite like their modulation effects bundle. Just my two cents...

I don't really look at the competition much, to be honest. Outer Space wasn't the first Space Echo emulation, and several other emulations came after it. I fell in love with my Biphase and Phase Motion is becoming quite outdated, so I think it's going to be the perfect opportunity

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

Outer Space is still my favorite of many space echo emulations so fair enough!

[crickey13]

ChowPhaser is only loosely based on Schulte Compact Phasing 'A', so it's not exactly the same, it sounds AWESOME all the same though. All Jatin's effects are awesome.

[dubguy99]

If you use Ableton, there is this, which sounds excellent:

https://maxforlive.com/library/device/5141/phaedra