$Page Flanger $TargetName Flanger *Making a flanger effect* This flanger example is similar to the $Link Chorus example in that it adds a sligthly delayed copy of its incoming signal, using an LFO to modulate the delay time. Compared to a chorus, a typical flanger sound has slower modulation, so this example features a rate divider. Additionally, a flanger effect features a Feedback parameter that further intensifies the peaks and notches in the resulting audio spectrum. Flanger.png -> The feedback implementation in this example requires a delay of a single sample. However delay objects in Max have a minimum delay time of Max' Signal Vector Size, a setting that you can find in its Audio Status panel and has a minimum of 2 samples. Luckily, the gen~ system does allow for a single sample feedback delay. gen~ is a different patch-based technology that converts patch code to compiled code. $Link Find out more about gen~ .