Stereo Flanger
Stereo Flanger
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 Electro Harmonix Stereo Electric Mistress  US $123.60
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 EXCE VINTAGE 1980s MXR COMMANDE SERIES STEREO FLANGER W FAST SHIPPING WORLDWIDE US $69.95
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 Made in USA late 80s DOD FX75 B US $29.00
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 DIGITECH X Series TURBO FLANGE Stereo Flanger Pedal XTF NEW US $49.99
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 Boss BF 3 Flanger Guitar Pedal US $50.00
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 Boss BF 3 Flanger Guitar Effect Pedal US $44.99
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 New Hartman Electronics Analog Flanger Free Pedal Cable US $229.95
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 DOD FX75 B Stereo Flanger Guitar Effect Pedal in original box US $10.75
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 Washburn Bad Dog Stereo Flanger Used US $25.00
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 Boss BF 3 Flanger Effect Pedal US $31.00
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 Hartman Electronics ANALOG FLANGER NEW Authorized Dealer US $235.99
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 NEW HARTMAN ELECTRONICS ANALOG FLANGER EFFECTS PEDAL w FREE CABLE 0$ US SHIP US $229.99
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 Vintage Rare MIJ Ibanez PC10 Chorus Flanger Guitar Pedal US $129.95
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 TC Electronics Vortex Flanger US $129.00
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 NEW Boss BF 3 Flanger Pedal AUTH DEALER FREE PATCH CABLE US $139.00
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 TC Electronic Vortex Flanger Guitar Effect Pedal US $89.99
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 TC Electronics Vortex Flanger Effect Stomp Box US $105.00
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 Boss BF 3 Guitar and Bass Flanger Pedal US $139.00
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 Line 6 ToneCore Liqua Flange Guitar Effects Pedal US $60.89
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 DIGITECH XTF TURBO FLANGE STEREO FLANGER PEDAL NEW US $79.95
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 Line 6 Liqua Flange Guitar Effect Pedal Open Box US $79.00
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 RARE ROCKTRON MODULATION DELAY WAVE CHORUS FLANGE MX 3 88 USA NEW PRO RAX US $199.99
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 Eventide ModFactor Modulation Guitar Effects Pedal US $399.00
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 BYOC Stereo Analog Flanger New ASSEMBLED US $169.00
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 Boss BF 3 Flanger US $139.00
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 Boss BF 3 FLANGER Guitar Effect Pedal NEW US $112.98
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 New Boss BF3 BF 3 Flanger Guitar Pedal US $139.00
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 ROCKTRON HYPNOTIC FLANGE WITH BOX US $89.99
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 T Rex Engineering Twister 2 Stereo Chorus and Flanger Guitar Effects Pedal Green US $279.00
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 T Rex Twister 2 Stereo Chorus Flanger edal Green US $279.00
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 DOD USA MADE FX75B STEREO FLANGER US $40.00
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 New Electro Harmonix Stereo Polychorus XO Analog Flanger Poly Chorus EHX US $222.00
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 BOSS BF3 FLANGER GUITAR EFFECTS PEDAL NEW IN BOX US $119.95
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 DigiTech CF7 Chorus Factory Guitar Effects Pedal US $99.95
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 TC Electronic Vortex Flanger TonePrint Series Guitar Effects Pedal US $112.23
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 DigiTech XTF Turbo Flange The X Series Overdrive US $79.95
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 Digitech XTF Turbo Flange Stereo Flanger Pedal US $79.95
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 Boss BF 3 Flanger New In Box Authorized Boss Dealer Free Shipping US $139.00
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 Digitech XTF X Series Turbo Flange Pedal US $79.95
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How To Choose Audio Recording Software
The question: "What features should I look for when choosing audio recording software?"
The answer: "It depends on what you want to record."
There are many low cost recording programs available that can be used to record from existing media (tape, cd's, vinyl lp's) or from radio and internet broadcasts. Even these low priced software programs have editing features and native effects that can be applied to the recording.
Live recording is best accomplished by using multitrack recording/editing software that incorporates tools and effects suitable for application to live voices and instruments, one of the most important being compression. Compression is essential to level the extremes in volume that inevitably occur in live recording.
Several features/capabilities should be considered when choosing software for live music recording (listed below).
Required features:
1. Recording - record multiple stereo tracks
2. Editing - edit a track's waveform
3. Mixing - mix multiple tracks into one stereo track
4. Effects - native (built-in) effects such as delay, reverb, fade in, fade out, flanger, compressor and various high/low filters
5. File conversion - convert to/from the most popular music formats such as wav, wma, mp3
Additional useful features:
6. Plug-ins - accepts 3rd party software plug-in effects and tools
7. Ripping - pull individual tracks from music cd's
8. Burning - copy recorded tracks to cd audio
Optional features (depending on need):
9. Midi - record midi instruments (midi keyboards, synthesizers, guitars)
10. Video - synchronize audio with video files
So, in conclusion, if you are recording music to computer from pre-recorded media, you can certainly get by with software on the low end of the price spectrum. But, if you want to create professional sounding mixes from live music, you'll need the higher level of sophistication available in a quality multitrack recording program.
Cost shouldn't be an issue in the choice as the difference in price between the low end software package and a quality multitrack program can be as little as $10 - $20.
About the Author
Steve Leedy is the owner/webmaster of
pcMusicStuff.com
, an audio recording information and software site.
Pedalboard setup help?
What order should I put these pedals in to get the best tone?
MI-Audio crunchbox (Distortion)
Barber Tone Press (Compression pedal)
Line 6 Dl4 (Delay Pedal)
Line 6 MM4 (Flanger, Chorus, Tremolo)
Ibanez Stereo Chorus (chorus)
Boss NS-2 (Noise Supressor)
Vox Wah (Wah-Wah)
Ernie Ball VP. Jr. (Volume pedal)
Boss DD-20 (digital Delay)
Any help would be great!
If you ask me the best tone comes from your guitar,not your effects.But since you have the question,I would suggest your chorus/flanger effects to be in line behind your dist/comp.Volume pedal would be last.
DOD FX-75C Stereo Flanger