Phaser (effect)

Summary

• A phaser is an audio signal processor used to filter a signal by attenuating a series of "notches" in the frequency spectrum. The position of the notches typically varies over time (modulation), phasers usually include a low frequency oscillator for this purpose.

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Related Topics

• Frequency spectrum
• Low frequency
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