Allpassphase !!hot!!

An all-pass filter is, by definition, a signal processing filter that passes all frequencies with constant gain (typically unity), but changes the phase relationship among different frequencies.

To understand why this is useful, we have to look at how phase interacts in the real world. Phase is measured in degrees (from 0° to 360°). If two identical waveforms are perfectly in phase (0° shift), they sum together and become louder. If one waveform is shifted by 180°, it completely cancels the other out, resulting in silence. allpassphase

🚩 Overusing phase dispersion can lead to "mushy" mixes and loss of impact if not used carefully. Always check your master in mono to ensure your phase shifts haven't caused frequency cancellation. If you’re interested in trying this out, An all-pass filter is, by definition, a signal