[立体声场增强动态调制过滤失真效果器]UVI Phasor v1.0.1 [WiN]（56Mb）

Phasor is a powerful and dynamic studio tool, offering up a broad palette of modulation, filtering, and distortion effects thanks to its unique multimode design and deeply configurable parametric LFO. From buttery stereo field enhancement, to rhythmic reinforcement with tweakable LFO waveshape and swing, to more creative and specialized effects utilizing min and max frequency range, feedback, and drive, Phasor is featured and easy-to-use, delivering exceptional sound quality across a wide range of sweet spots.

Modern Features
Phasor includes a number of powerful features that let you easily dial-in anything from surgical enhancement to two-fisted rhythmic mutilation. Use the Min and Max knobs to set the frequency range, then couple it with Depth to create laser-focused parallel effects, while a bipolar Feedback knob offers a wide range of additive and subtractive filtering effects. Add grit your sound with Drive, and evaluate your changes confidently with Trim, I/O metering, and A/B snapshotting to easily level-match and compare your effect.

Multimode LFO Design
One of the most powerful components of Phasor is its multimode LFO design, allowing you to choose between Off, Random, S&H, and Parametric LFO modes. Off mode disables the LFO allowing you to design static or purely automated effects, while S&H and Random offer stepped and smooth randomization linked to Rate, letting you apply a variable amount of controlled chaos to your sound.

Parametric LFO
The star of the show is Phasor’s fully-parametric LFO, with it you can achieve an incredibly wide range of phasing behaviors thanks to the variable waveshape, Pulse Width, Symmetry, Phase, and Swing. Click the LFO wave display to access common starting points, then dial-in rhythmically relevant modulation to perfectly match your track.

Ease of Use
A spacious, clearly labeled, and well organized interface makes using Phasor a breeze. All parameters are available on a single page, including visualizations of frequency curve, LFO shape, and I/O levels, making it easy to tell exactly what’s happening at-a-glance. Meanwhile a generous selection of hand-crafted presets give you plenty of starting points and let you quickly evaluate what works for your sound.

Team R2R