Behringer The Flange With No Name Modulation Pedal

Behringer’s THE FLANGE WITH NO NAME is a versatile, delay‑driven modulation unit that pushes far past traditional flanger territory. Equipped with dual audio paths, comprehensive modulation and delay shaping, an onboard FX loop, and CV integration, it’s designed for musicians and producers who want to bend, reshape, and completely reimagine their sound—whether performing live or crafting textures in the studio.

At its core, the pedal delivers the iconic jet‑like sweeps and whooshing resonance associated with classic flanging, anchored by rich analogue circuitry and a smooth, musical LFO. But once you start digging into its expanded parameters and routing tools, the pedal reveals a much more exploratory personality. It can drift into phaser‑like motion, chorus‑style shimmer, vibrato, tremolo pulses and even chaotic self‑oscillation, giving you everything from gentle modulation to unapologetically experimental sound manipulation.

The architecture centers on two dedicated signal paths: a clean, mono dry output, and a delay line that can be sculpted and modulated using the LFO and its detailed controls. Being able to separate, tweak, or route these paths—especially in combination with the FX loop and CV inputs—turns the pedal into a flexible sound‑design engine for guitar, bass, synthesizers, or studio processing. Whether adding subtle motion to a clean patch, transforming percussion loops, or sending full mixes into swirling modulation, this unit is built for sonic exploration.

All of this is housed in a solid chassis adorned with retro 90s‑style graphics and an intuitive control layout. Essential parameters like Depth, Rate, Manual, and Gain make dialing in familiar flanger tones straightforward, while additional switches and knobs open the door to deeper experimentation when needed. True bypass preserves your dry signal when the effect is disengaged, and the standard 9 V DC power input ensures seamless integration into modern pedalboard setups.