All About Flangers

[st8laise]

thanks for this, very helpful.

[ROONTANG]

LOL stupid sexy flangers. I see what you did there.

[MrScooby5150]

Great video!!!! Thanks man. You must be a teacher with such a good visual explanation;) Do you know the exact settings the 4 knobs would be for that EVH preset button? I have a grey MXR 117R.

[naruto0f0olympus]

what about depth? and great video by the way

[jbisti]

@naruto0f0olympus Thanks, dude. Depth is the same as Width. It's how far the effected signal gets pushed back and forth. A higher depth/width setting will have a greater difference between the two signals and a more dramatic effect.

[mistersnaredrum]

fantastic video.

[jbisti]

@mistersnaredrum Thanks! I really wish space (and money) weren't an option, because I could really use that EVH-117 for a couple of songs right now.

[mistersnaredrum]

@jbisti yeah, me too!

[kajok23]

Thank you very, very much ! I'm using the EVH and now I will be able to be "friend" with it ;-)

[HalonXPR]

The best flanger effect explanation out there and it just have 441 views... jeeeezzz...

[akinergin]

Very goooood explanation thanks ..!

[44eelz]

if you whisper "ahhhhh" and move your hand closer and away from your mouth (like your yawning) you could get a simple flange effect , too

[thetruemrblack]

This is the best explanation to how flanging works that I ever heard, Thanks.

[jbisti]

@thetruemrblack Thanks! I always find it interesting to see how effects and techniques were pulled off back before computers and sampling technology.

[MrOzgooner]

@jbisti

Just wanted to ask about the ibanez flanger fl9. In you opinion how does it react with distortion / overdrive pedals?

I read somewhere it doesnt work as well as with some of the modern flangers out there.. any truth in this?

Im considering buying one soon coz i love that analog 80's flanger sound it gives but would appreciate your opinion.