Add classic phaser effects to your tracks with the Nomad Blue Tubes Analog Phaser APH2S, a phaser plug-in designed with all the characteristics of a vintage analog phaser. With selectable 4-, 6-, 8-, or 12-stage resonant analog filters, and waveform selection, plus speed, depth, width, color, and resonance controls. The APH2S enables you to create a wide range of phaser effects from subtle to colorful and bold.

Extensive Vintage Analog Phaser Effects    LFO with Rate, Depth, Sync    4-, 6-, 8-, and 12-Stage Filters    Resonance, Color, Width Controls    Easy-to-Use Vintage Interface    Sine/Triangle/Square/Saw Down/Saw Up    Full Automation for All Parameters    Mac OSX/Windows, AAX, AU, RTAS, VST

• Characteristics of a vintage analog phaser
• LFO with rate, depth, and sync
• Waves: sine, triangle, square/saw, down/saw up
• Selectable 4-, 6-, 8-, or 12-stage resonant analog filters
• Resonance (feedback) control
• Width control
• Color control
• Mix and output controls
• Peak-limiter control
• Easy-to-use vintage interface
• Full automation for all parameters
• Authorize up to 3 computers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do these extension tubes come with end-caps, and possibly a soft case?

A: These tubes come with caps.

Q: 2. Would these work on an EOS R with the EF-R adapter using an EF lens?

A: Yes, an EF lens on the R adapter will work with these extension tubes with full electronic communication.

Q: 3. Will these work with in camera focus shift shooting?

A: Yes they will with Nikon Z mount lenses.

Q: 4. Would inserting one of these (or any tele converter) between the RF 100-500 lens and the RF 1.4X (or 2.0) tele extender, allow the lens to extend BELOW 300 mm? If so, would the lens then NOT be able to focus to infinity? Thanks.

A: Teleconverters and extension tubes have different usages and are not often used simultaneously. A teleconverter is is designed to increase the focal length of a lens by the multiplication factor listed on the teleconverter, giving you additional reach to your subject. Extension tubes are designed for macro photography, and are designed to reduce the minimum focus distance of your lens while increasing magnification, and also eliminate the ability to focus at infinity or use the lens for normal shooting. Hypothetically, using a teleconverter and an extension tube simultaneously with a telephoto lens would reduce the lens' would allow you to focus closer than the lens' listed 2.95 feet (90 cm) minimum focus distance, and would also prevent you from focusing at infinity, essentially making it a long macro lens. Unfortunately, as this is an unorthodox setup, and as the Canon Extender RF 1.4x and the Canon Extender RF 2x is designed to connect directly to the lens (the optical element on the teleconverter is designed to sit inside the rear of the lens for optimum optical performance), I cannot state if the setup you describe would work, nor if the lens would focus properly with the teleconverter's optical element out of its designed alignment inside the lens, and this would not be something we could test.

Q: 5. diameter tubes in cm/inch?

A: 28mm is 2.8cm.

Q: 6. Hi there! Do these tubes have gaskets? Will my Z6 still be weather sealed using these tubes with the Nikkor Z 24-70 2.8? Thanks!

A: No, these tubes are not weather sealed.

Q: 7. Is this product compatible with R6 and RF 100mm f2.8?

A: Yes, the Meike MK-RF-AF1 Tubes are compatible with the Canon EOS R6 and the RF 100mm f/2.8 Macro Lens.

Q: 8. Are these automatic or only manual?

A: These extension tubes have electronic contacts that maintain full autofocus and auto-exposure functionality for seamless use.

Q: 9. Will this hold Amaran PT4C?

A: Yes, the Matthews MQ Mount for LED and Fluorescent Light Tubes is compatible with the Amaran PT4C.

Q: 10. Can I assemble two sets of two extension tubes, for a total of four, and attach the new 105mm Z micro lens to them? Would this result in approximately 1.58 magnification given the lens is 1:1?

A: Unfortunately, this set up has not been tested in this manner so the results may vary.