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Description
The Eventide Clockworks PS 101 Instant Phaser is a testament to the golden era of studio effects, offering musicians and producers the opportunity to incorporate legendary phasing into their work. Originally introduced in 1971, this analog phaser remains a staple in studios for its rich, swirling soundscapes. It captures the essence of tape-based phase shifting with a modern twist, ensuring it sits comfortably in both vintage and contemporary setups.
The Instant Phaser is celebrated for its ability to produce lush, sweeping effects ideal for guitar, keyboards, and studio recordings. Its design features manual and automatic phase control, allowing for creative flexibility. The unit operates with a unique combination of filters and feedback loops, which craft the signature phasing effect that has defined countless records. Whether you're looking to add subtle movement or intense modulation, the PS 101 delivers with precision and style.
Musicians will appreciate the user-friendly interface that encourages experimentation. The Instant Phaser doesn't just emulate classic sounds; it offers a dynamic, real-time experience. This is a tool for those who want to explore the depths of audio manipulation and push the boundaries of their sound.
Key Features:
- Authentic analog design, capturing classic phasing effects
- Manual and automatic phase control for creative flexibility
- Unique filter and feedback loop system for rich soundscapes
- Ideal for guitars, keyboards, and studio recordings
- User-friendly interface encourages experimentation and exploration
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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Eventide Clockworks PS 101 Instant Phaser.
Comparisons
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The Eventide Clockworks PS-101 Instant Phaser is suggested to produce a unique phase sound, similar to the Mutron Bi-Phase and Electro-Harmonix Small Stone.
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The MXR Phase 95 is suggested as a versatile alternative, incorporating settings from the Phase 90, Script, and Phase 45, recommended for replicating live Led Zeppelin sounds.
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Features and functionality
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The Eventide PS-101 includes an envelope follower, offering a distinctive interaction with other effects like the Mutron III for a complex sound.
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Use cases and applications
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The PS-101 may have been used in live settings, leveraging its rackmount design, to replicate Zappa's distinct phase effects during performances.
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The Eventide Clockworks PS 101 Instant Phaser was reportedly used live on drums to achieve a distinct phasing effect, as opposed to just guitar applications.
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For achieving a live "Kashmir" sound, combining the PS-101 with a Dunlop EP-101 preamp and a Marshall circuit is recommended, using specific EQ settings: Gain = 6, Bass = 8, Mids = 6, Treble = 7.
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Mods and upgrades
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Interest in clones of the Mutron Bi-Phase suggests a niche demand for unique phaser effects, hinting at potential DIY or boutique pedal markets.
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Artist usage
Add artistJohn Bonham utilized the Eventide Clockworks PS 101 Instant Phaser on cymbals, notably in the track "Kashmir," as detailed by Eventideaudio.
Toward the end of the century, when Isao Tomita sat down to record the piece, he had before him a thicket that included a Moog synthesizer, comprising (among many other things) a 914 extended range fixed filter bank, two 904-A voltage-controlled low-pass filters, nine 901-B oscillators, four 911 envelope generators, five 902 voltage-controlled amplifiers, a 950 keyboard controller and a 6401 Bode ring modulator; several tape recorders, among them an Ampex MM-1100 16-track and a Sony TC-9040 4-track; two Sony MX-16 mixers; an AKG BX20E Echo unit; an Eventide Clockworks Instant Phaser; two Binson Echorec 2 units; and the electronic keyboard instrument known as a Mellotron.
Used with The Budos Band, as featured in this August 10, 2012 Instagram post.
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According to a list of equipment which is used in his studio, Crowdspacer, Joakim is also a user of Eventide Instant Phaser.
Mentioned and pictured in this interview from Tape Op #143, May/June 2021.
Is there any special equipment that are your “desert island” pieces?
Well, in Queens, everything goes to a 1-inch, 8-track MCI. That’s how it starts. The pieces of gear I use here the most are a 4-track cassette [recorder], which I love processing through. I have a Binson Echorec, an Eventide [Instant] Phaser, an AKG BX10 [spring reverb], and an Echoplex.
Album Usage
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