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Audiority Flanger 117 v1.0.1 [WiN]
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Audiority Flanger 117 v1.0.1 [WiN]

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ANALOG FLANGER PLUGIN Flanger 117 is a flanger plugin based on the MXR® M117 Flanger, one of the most widely used flanger pedals from the 1970s. Known for its rich modulation, deep sweeps, and analog warmth, the M117 became a favorite among guitarists and producers. This plugin accurately reproduces the sound and behavior of the original unit while expanding its capabilities with modern features like Through-Zero Flanging, Negative Feedback, Stereo Spread, and more. Whether you're working with guitars, synths, bass, vocals, or drums, Flanger 117 delivers the depth, warmth, and character of an actual analog flanger pedal. FLANGER 117 SPECIFICATIONS BBD Analog Flanger simulation Manual, Width, Speed and Regen controls Tempo Sync Negative Feedback Through-Zero Flanging Stereo Spread Dynamic Flanging via Envelope Follower Feedback Loop Drive Mix control Resizable interface Audiority Flanger 117 v1.0.1 Team R2R

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