How the sweep is made
A phaser mixes the original signal with a phase-shifted copy. The interaction creates cancellations that move across the spectrum. Rate controls how quickly the sweep moves; depth sets the amount of movement. Feedback can make the effect more pronounced.
Prepare the clip in MP3 Editor for Free
- Trim the clip to the phrase you want to process and remove unwanted noise at its edges.
- Leave enough headroom for the effect rather than pushing the waveform to its limit.
- Export a WAV working file for a separate editor or processor that provides a phaser. Reopen the processed file to trim, fade and finish it.
What this release provides
MP3 Editor for Free includes Delay, Reverb, EQ, Gain and other editing tools. It does not include a dedicated phaser control. Delay and EQ can change a sound creatively, but they do not reproduce the moving phase response of a phaser.
Keep the effect readable
Start with a modest amount and compare the phrase with the original. A strong sweep can hide consonants or change how a bass part sits in a mix.