The Input slider lets you cut or boost of the input signal level from –24 dB to +12 dB.
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.
The Resonance slider changes the character of the feedBack tone created by allowing the feedBack to come from a different stage of the phaser. When Resonance is set to Norm, feedBack 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 indicated by the Resonance slider and a different feedBack tone is created.
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.
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.
The Output slider lets you cut or boost of the output signal level from –24 dB to +12 dB.