Chapter 6: TL EveryPhase
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Modulation
The Modulation meter displays several items at
once. First, the range of phaser sweep set by the
Modulation Width and Manual controls is indi-
cated by the shaded background area. The
movement of the phaser itself is indicated by
one or two scanning bars. When TL EveryPhase
is instantiated on a mono, stereo, or 5.1 track, a
single bar is shown in this meter. When instan-
tiated on a mono track as a mono to stereo plug-
in, two scanning bars are shown.
Phaser Section
Input
The Input slider lets you cut or boost of the in-
put signal level from –24 dB to +12 dB.
Stages
The Stages slider sets number of phaser stages
from 2 to 18. This changes the character of the
sound as the number of stages controls the
number of notches that TL EveryPhase affects.
Resonance
The Resonance slider changes the character of
the feedBack tone created by allowing the feed-
Back to come from a different stage of the
phaser. When Resonance is set to Norm, feed-
Back is based on the stage of the phaser set by
the Stages slider. When Resonance set to any
other value, feedBack is taken from the stage in-
dicated by the Resonance slider and a different
feedBack tone is created.
FeedBack
The FeedBack slider feeds the output signal of
TL EveryPhase back into the input, creating a
resonant or singing tone in the phaser when set
to maximum.
Depth
The Depth slider adjusts the depth of the
notches in the phased signal. When set to zero,
TL EveryPhase does not phase the audio signal.
Depth can be set to positive or negative values
which allows for two separate types of phasing
to occur. When Depth is positive, the notches
occur at frequencies that are at opposite phase,
which is a common feature of many analog
phasers. When Depth is negative, the notches
occur at frequencies that have identical phase.
The sound quality of these two types of phasing
can be remarkably different.
Output
The Output slider lets you cut or boost of the
output signal level from –24 dB to +12 dB.
Phaser section