Why three effects with the same three knobs sound nothing alike — evenly spaced notches versus notches that are not in tune with each other, and why the LFO's shape controls the pitch wobble.
A chorus, a flanger and a phaser present you with almost the same controls — rate, depth, mix, usually feedback — and produce three sounds nobody would confuse. That looks like a coincidence and it is not.
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