Top Ten Songs With a Phasing Effect on a Guitar
Phasing (or phase shifting) is a type of guitar effect designed to give it a "swirly" or "warbling" type of sound. It is not to be confused with flanging; the two effects use different processes and have a different sound. The two most famous phasing effects units are the MXR Phase 90 and the Uni-Vibe. Feel free to add more examples, and give me some more information about them.
The famous guitar figure heard in Part Two uses a phase pedal. That part gives me goosebumps.
You can hear the phasing in the verses. Alex Lifeson frequently used phasing in their early years.
Robin Trower frequently used a Uni-Vibe. His tone in this song is sublime.
You can hear the phasing on the main riff. They used it a lot on that album.
Unusally for a country musician, Waylon used a lot of phase pedal in the 70s.
Jimmy Page used a Phase 90 on the intro.
Probably the most notorious example of theirs.
Listen to the short guitar break in the middle of the song and you will hear it.
You can hear phase pedal on the electric guitar in the verses.
You can hear the phasing most prominently in the first two verses. This is a very underrated song of theirs; it's very heavy-sounding.
Definitely the first thing that comes to mind. If you consider it an actual song.
One of the guitar parts in the verses is played with the phase pedal on. It was played by John Deacon, who used the same trick on "Cool Cat" (another song from Hot Space).