Tangerine Flange

Start in Classic with one voice and a modest Amount. Set Pitch for a comb region that complements the guitar, then compare Feedback at restrained settings. Too much resonance can make one note dominate every chord.

Damping changes the recirculating high-frequency energy. Use it when the sweep draws attention to pick noise or upper fizz. Match Output Trim before comparing the treatment to bypass.

Choose a tempo Note length and Feel that fit the phrase. A slow sweep over several bars can help a drum or guitar transition feel directed; Free uses Rate instead when a tempo grid is not the desired motion.

Compare Thru-Zero with the same musical passage and listen to the point where cancellation becomes conspicuous. The effect can be dramatic, so use host automation or a dedicated return to confine it to the part that benefits.

Try Cluster on a pad, sustained guitar or reverb return and introduce additional Voices gradually. Pitch, Scale and Width affect the resulting structure, so hear the intervals and stereo image rather than counting voices as an improvement.

Mix is signed and participates in the comb response. Negative settings change the polarity relationship; this is not an ordinary dry-to-pure-wet fader. Compare both sides of centre at a restrained level and keep enough of the original pitch identity for the arrangement.