How to increase the swoshing effect in a flanger FX?
I'm using flanger and phaser FXs from DIY2, by Hardoff.
http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-1982.html
I would like to increase the swoshing effect (or the "Swiiisshhhhhhwwwwwiiissshhhhhh..." noise). I attached the DIY2 stereo flanger patch (it is an abstract. Don't care about 808_state error message).
I'm trying to emulate a KP3 flanger FX and, with this console, that sound sounds really high. But, with DIY2, it doesn't.
I attached the FX example. It is a "Manual Phaser", not a basic one.
For some reason I'm getting "insufficient permissions" when I try to download your mp3.
Anyway, usually to get more effect from a flanger, you want the wet/dry to be 50/50, and then bring up the feedback if you need more. However, I think typically a flanger feedbacks the output, whereas the DIY one feeds back the input.
Thanks, Maelstorm.
How should I make that patch to feedback the output, instead the input?
To do it with that patch, you would need to take everything from [pd feedback] to the last [*~ ] and stick that in [pd feedback], having it go into [delwrite~] instead of the [vd~].
A flanger is just a modulated comb filter, so I actually just use [cyclone/comb~] to avoid having to go the [block~ 1] route. Here's the one I use.
To do it with that patch, you would need to take everything from [pd feedback] to the last [*~ ] and stick that in [pd feedback], having it go into [delwrite~] instead of the [vd~].
A flanger is just a modulated comb filter, so I actually just use [cyclone/comb~] to avoid having to go the [block~ 1] route. Here's the one I use.
To do it with that patch, you would need to take everything from [pd feedback] to the last [*~ ] and stick that in [pd feedback], having it go into [delwrite~] instead of the [vd~].
A flanger is just a modulated comb filter, so I actually just use [cyclone/comb~] to avoid having to go the [block~ 1] route. Here's the one I use.
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