theres really no way to fix a phase problem, unless youre some sort of magician and you can set up anohter phase, shifting the waves back into position, but that would be impossible...the phase sound is from sound waves of the same frequency and pitch being delayed and knocked out of whack somehow, whether it be wind or an electrical thing, but the phase you hear is the waves themselves not matching up totally. say this is sound. there are three waves of this specific one (usually a lot lot more)
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that is the standard sound right there, where all the waves match up. its moving left to right
now heres a phasularly(made that one up) shifted sound
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the middle wave doesnt match the others, bringing more high end to some parts, and more low to others. if you were to figure out some way to phase the other two waves without touching the middle one, it would be fixed, but ive never heard of anything like that ever happening...
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but if you do put a phase on top of another, it sounds pretty sweet. mu-tron made a guitar pedal called the bi-phase which ran two on top of eachother. billy corgan used it a bit...sounded sweet if you want it, but it wouldnt do anything for a show. sorry bud, theres nothing you can do
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