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This audio effect plugin offers a dual stereo phaser with a vintage sound. It allows for independent phasing engines in parallel or series, with selectable modes for subtle to extreme effects. Controls include rate, depth, width, drive, and mix for versatile sound shaping.
What's New in PhaseII
1.0.3
September 15, 2025
Small UI button and slider cosmetic tweaks for improved contrast.
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What is PhaseII?
PhaseII is a dual stereo phaser audio effect plugin that can run standalone or within AU compatible hosts like Logic Pro, GarageBand, or AUM. It offers a vintage-inspired phasing sound with flexible control over stereo width, rate, depth, and drive.
What devices does PhaseII support?
PhaseII is supported on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It utilizes the AUv3 audio unit format, making it compatible with a wide range of iOS and macOS audio applications.
How much does PhaseII cost?
PhaseII is a paid application, available for $1.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all of its features and capabilities.
What are the different processing modes in PhaseII?
PhaseII offers three main processing modes: Stereo (independent phasers for left/right channels), Parallel (two independent stereo phasers summed), and Series (two independent stereo phasers processing sequentially for a more dramatic effect). Each mode offers unique stereo phasing characteristics.
Does PhaseII have ads?
No, PhaseII does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it provides an uninterrupted user experience focused solely on audio processing.
How often is PhaseII updated?
PhaseII was last updated on September 15, 2025, with version 1.0.3. This indicates a developer actively maintaining and improving the application.
What is the age rating for PhaseII?
PhaseII has an age rating of 4+, meaning it is suitable for users of all ages. Its content is not considered mature or inappropriate for younger audiences.
What makes PhaseII's sound 'vintage'?
The 'vintage vibe' of PhaseII is achieved through its selectable modes, optional drive control for warm overdrive, and soft limiting that can add compression and saturation at high input levels, mimicking analog warmth.



