A better phaser effect (hopefully!)

rs2000

A recent discussion about phasers inspired me to try again. Building a phaser that sounds good is not trivial, there are many options that all sound different.
So I did a few different versions before I picked what I liked best sound-wise.
Derived from some vintage circuits but also others that are new experimental ideas.
To keep it familiar and toy around with it immediately, I've included the same guitar loop again.

This phaser is designed to sound sweet and smooth, none of the weird resonances that some pedals can do.
If you want harder feedback, you can always use the factory Phaser module.

I have also included my new stereo enhancer:
If you have an iPad with stereo speakers, put them right in front of you and slide up the "Stereo Separation" fader.

Here's the Drambo patch:
https://patchstorage.com/a-better-analog-phaser-emulation/

There's quite a number of controls for a phaser, take your time to find out what they do to your sound. Headphones redommended but not mandatory.
There's two things to consider:
First, the stereo signal is built from the outputs of both phaser 1 and 2 so unless you're using it as a mono effect, you'll need both.
The advantage is that while you can generate a distinctive mono phaser effect by only using only one of the two phasers, using both in stereo will let you create a more lively stereo signal than with just one circuit.
Second, the two phasers sound a little different. Take this into consideration when using it as a classic phaser guitar effect "pedal".