Let’s push TimeLine‘s Dual Delay machine to the edge and get some flange tones going on! To get started, minimize the delay time by cranking it all the way back to 60ms. We can set the second delay to 1/8 of the original delay time, which would be 7.5ms. We’ve set the second delay Mix and Repeats to track with the first, and set up everything in a Series configuration.
With these low delay times, we can turn up the repeats a bit, and crank up the modulation, and now you can really start to hear the flange take shape. Play with the Repeat level, Mix, Modulation speed and depth to tailor the intensity of the flanging sound to your liking. Enjoy!
Listen here:
Audio clip starts off with TimeLine bypassed. Effect is engaged at 0:04.
Preset details:
Knob settings and secondary parameters are shown below. Dial it up and give it a try.
Download the preset:
Using the Strymon Librarian? Download the preset and load it up into your TimeLine.
What do you think?
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