You've probably always often asked of and by yourself, walking down the street to and/or from the grocery demarcation on your way to pick up some government-sanctioned frankfurters or and taco seasoning, which you have forgotten for the third time after coming home and/or returning to work to find your dog staring at you, asking you in a rhetorical fashion, "hey, I wonder what happens when you tweak two phase inverter's faders with two peak modulators crossing over the left and right channels, then feed it all back into another mixer slot letting them cancel with the original signal, and finally use a timestretch effect triggered by a third peak modulator on the final channel to look way too closely at the result?", startling you into thinking "hey, I wonder what happens when you tweak two phase inverter's faders with two peak modulators crossing over the left and right channels, then feed it all back into another mixer slot letting them cancel with the original signal, and finally use a timestretch effect triggered by a third peak modulator on the final channel to look way too closely at the result?", "hey, I wonder what happens when you tweak two phase inverter's faders with two peak modulators crossing over the left and right channels, then feed it all back into another mixer slot letting them cancel with the original signal, and finally use a timestretch effect triggered by a third peak modulator on the final channel to look way too closely at the result?"

Well, you probably haven't, and wouldn't. But I did. So thuts.

Harmor, Hardmode FPC (randomized), some palm-muted guitar font, and that thing I said.