Distort the phase of a signal (multichannel) The phaseshift~ object is a 2nd-order allpass filter. Cycling '74 MSP MSP Filters (signal) Input TEXT_HERE (signal/float) Frequency TEXT_HERE (signal/float) Q TEXT_HERE (signal) Output TEXT_HERE Center frequency of the phase transition band Q (bandwidth) of the phase transition band Function depends on inlet Middle inlet: frequency at which signals will be shifted by 180 degrees

Right inlet: "Q" factor (steepness with which the phase shifts from 0 to 360 degrees) Reset filter state to zero internal feedback TEXT_HERE Function depends on inlet Left inlet: the signal to be shifted in phase

Middle inlet: frequency at which signals will be shifted by 180 degrees

Right inlet: "Q" factor (steepness with which the phase shifts from 0 to 360 degrees) The phaseshift~ object provides a nonlinear delay time as a function of input frequency, emulating the phase shift elements found in analog phase shifter effects. Cascade several phaseshift~ objects to create a more dramatic effect. Since phase shifting by itself is inaudible in most circumstances, usually you'll want to mix the output of phaseshift~ with its input signal, so that frequency cancellations occur as the delayed signal is added to the original signal. The input signal, its the frequency components or harmonics shifted in phase from zero to 360 degrees, dependent upon their frequency and the values of the object's frequency and Q parameters.