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If the offset is fixed, the effect is called a comb filter. If the offset is changing, the effect is called flanging. The name stems from recording engineers ru
by meindnoch 2y ago
If the offset is fixed, the effect is called a comb filter. If the offset is changing, the effect is called flanging. The name stems from recording engineers rubbing their fingers against the flange of a reel-to-reel recorder's tape reel, to brake it slightly, which adds increasing delay to the sound.
- junon 2y agoHuh so a flange is just a combing effect that shifts around? I'd never considered this. Also neat fact about flanges, didn't know that either. Thanks!