FL Studio Mobile

Flanger

Flanging is a sound created by phase cancellation created by combining multiple, variously delayed copies of the input sound. It sounds a little like listening to the world through a long drain-pipe. Hard to explain, but you will instantly recognize it when you hear it. Related effects are the Comb Filter and Phaser.

To load presets tap the 'Default' (upper right) and choose from the Presets List.

Parameters

• LFO Speed - The rate at which the flanger is modulated according to the LFO shape. When Sync is selected the LFO will be synced to tempo.
• LFO Shape - Choose between: Sine, Saw, Square.
• LFO Amount - How deeply the flanger is modulated.
• Feedback - Sets the feedback amount. Set to high values to make the flanger 'whistle'. Try high settings with heavy filtering (for example 99% feedback + the filter at 0.95) for special effects.
• Frequency - Center frequency around which the phase cancellation occurs
• Phase - Phase of the 'flanged' signals.
• Mix - Amount of flanging heard.
• Invert Mix - Mixing a signal with an inverted version of itself creates the known flanger effect. When both are off the sound is more like a chorus than a flanger. While Invert Wet will directly change the flanger/chorus sound.
• Invert feedback - Invert Feedback has a less dramatic effect, but can be used to change the sound timbre.
• Sync - Tempo Sync. See LFO Speed.