Phasing occurs when you have two waveforms, and you move the time between them (e.g one speeds up and slows down). In an effects unit, this can be a great sound - pretty warped, becuse it is controlled, and the waves are moving in and out of time from eachother (generally controlled by an LFO). Phasing problems with music occur when there is some time delay (a typical example would be two mics slightly apart in a room, though it would be less relevant to d'n'b). When the waves are constantly out of phase, you can get constructive and destructive interference, which means the waves can build together or fight against eachother either building to make a louder combination, or quiter... generally this will give a weird sound as well as it affects the sound in s similar manner. Hmmm don't know how clear that is, or if its what you're referring to but a start I guess...
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