
"I've made some first tests with my version of the Tau/ Aries/ ARP-inspired 20-pole Phaser.
Sound demos (mp3 format) are available:
jh_tau_demo_1_115.mp3
(White noise, and single VCO saw wave gated by Trapezoid, from Synthi Clone.
Run thru the Tau, added a little bit of reverb, recorded with Tracktion.)
jh_tau_demo_2_korg_drums_181.mp3
(Two stupid drum patterns from my Korg Electribe.)
jh_tau_demo_3_lambda_clavi_161.mp3
(Me playing the Clav sound on the Korg Lambda and my 5-year-old son Tassilo
turning the knobs of the Phaser.)
jh_tau_demo_4_lambda_strings_604.mp3
(Lambda Strings, also with Tassilo on the Phaser knobs)
Picture of the finished module: link
(What I will make available is not finished modules; just the naked boards
as shown here: link)
If you want to follow this project further, I'm making updates and announce prices on the electro-music forum: link
I've chosen this way simply because I can put up pictures and audio files there, so I can document this project without making a web site of my own for it. (This will probably come later.)
JH."
That sounds sweet!! Smoothest phaser I've heard, and that's only an MP3.
ReplyDeleteThat rivals T.C. Electronic.
ReplyDeleteThe best phaser i have heard so far whas the one in the rsf modular (12 pole)(i had 2 of them).
ReplyDeleteThis sounds very close to it but goes much deeper ,and is better! congratulations!
I want to buy one
Scroll down to see those rsf phasers:
ReplyDeletehttp://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2006/09/misc-synths.html
The 12 poles where completely epoxyed,thats why is have sell them. These phasors where voltage controled also,and had a Phase/flange mode,when setting to flange mode,u obtained identicaly the same tube/vowel effect as this one here,but if i can remember well,this one goes deeper,perhaps because of the 20 stages,what is realy interesting is to use 2 of these phasers (serial or parralel)with complex voltage control,then u obtain a waggling singing chaos.