Stereo Phaser Effect - Elektron Analog Heat MKII User Manual

Bonus: Adding LFO
1. Press the [LFO] key to access LFO PAGE 1.
2. Set WAVE to SQR, SPEED to 1, and MULT to x1.
3. Press the [LFO] key again to access LFO PAGE 2.
4. Set DEST1 to PRESET VOL, MODE to TRI, and FADE to 40.
5. Apply positive modulation from DEPTH1 for even louder transients.
Note that DEPTH1 on ENVELOPE PAGE 2 need to be lowered to make room for the LFO modulation.

8.3 STEREO PHASER EFFECT

The Analog Heat MKII can also achieve an effect similar to that of a classic stereo phaser pedal by using
the filter frequency panning function.
1. Select any circuit and set the [FILTER TYPE] to BAND STOP.
2. Connect your sound source to the Analog Heat MKII and make sure that the volume of the sound
source is as strong as possible.
3. Make sure the input level is correctly set. For more information, please see "3.2 SETTING THE INPUT
SENSITIVITY LEVEL" on page 10.
4. Start by setting WET LEVEL to 127, and DRY/WET to 63. Set FREQUENCY to 64, and RESONANCE
to 0.
5. Press the [LFO] key twice to access LFO PAGE 2, and change DEST1 to FILTER PAN and set
DEPTH1 to around +64.
6. Press the [LFO] key to access LFO PAGE 1 and set SPEED to your liking.
You should now hear a phasing effect applied to your sound. Try playing around with the LFO waveforms,
speed, and depth, as well as the filter frequency. The different Filter Types have a different impact on the
sound when you use the filter frequency panning.
8. TIPS & TRICKS
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