Leslie Sanford releases Sanford Phaser

Related: effect plugins, freeware, Leslie Sanford, phaser, VST // Posted in news on Sep 18, 2008

Leslie Sanford releases Sanford Phaser, a VST plug-in emulating a classic phase shifter.

It is capable of a wide range of phase shifting sounds from subtle swirling effects to deep vibratoes. Its quadrature LFO enhances the stereo output by modulating the left and right channels 90 degrees out of phase with each other. Also, you can control the modulation depth in realtime with the modulation wheel or aftertouch.

Sanford Phaser key features

Up to 16 stages
“Quad” LFO modulation for enhanced stereo sound.
Modulation wheel and Aftertouch can be routed to control the LFO’s modulation depth.
Feedback for creating deeper resonant effects.
LFO speed can be synchronized to tempo.

Sanford Phaser is available as a freeware VST plug-in for Windows PC.

Visit Leslie Sanford for more information.

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Mr. Tunes
commented on Sep 18, 2008

that’s quite a GUI! has anyone tried this yet?
ronnie
commented on Sep 24, 2008

Haven’t tried it myself yet but I’ve read some positive comments on this one.

Leslie had this to say about the GUI:
First, you’ll notices the plain Windows based interface. Unfortunately, I don’t have a custom UI for this effect at this time. However, I think the Windows UI is more than functional and should let you get the job done.

There’s a delay out now as well: http://www.lesliesanford.com/V.....elay.shtml
Mr. Tunes
commented on Sep 24, 2008

yes i started reading some good reviews about it too lately. i’ll have to try it soon. maybe fancy GUIs will become out of fashion because of this? :-)