Set the Base Frequency value to -200 Hz, set all other parameters to 0. This shifts Morgan's voice down 200 Hz. The Phaser produces an effect reminiscent of old phase shifter stomp boxes from the late 70's. Here, an all-pass filter introduces a frequency dependent delay, resulting in phase distortion. A wide range of results can be achieved by adjusting the amount of this distortion and using feedback to increase the intensity of the effect.
Low settings give lush evolving phase shifts.
Depth Amount of variation from initial delay setting as applied by the LFO, from 0 to 10 samples. The Base Frequency slider controls a low pass filter which selects the frequencies of the original sound that will be processed by the Phaser algorithm. Higher settings will leave lower frequency components of the sound relatively un-effected. Settings range from 0 to 10,000 Hz. The Feedback slider introduces regeneration, where the output of the Phaser is mixed back at it's input.