Rysy manual

Removes high frequencies from the material.

Eleven positions, stepped, the way the original unit works.

The same as the Lowpass, but it cuts from the low end instead.

Changes the response of the filters. It is not a dry/wet control, and it does not simply move the frequency points.

Play it rather than read about it. Automate it and you get smooth timbral shifts.

Intensity can act on both filters or on just one of them. Click the Intensity text on the interface to change which.

Blends the dry signal back in.

It sounds nothing like Intensity, so treat them as two different things and experiment.

The LFO is pre-wired to Intensity. It is the quickest way to put movement, subtle or otherwise, into the processed signal.

The three symbols are shape, speed and modulation intensity.

Drag the speed control to the right and at some point it shows sync values. From there it follows the tempo of your DAW.

Click the Felt Instruments logo at the bottom of the interface.

There are two responses to choose from. One is rolled-off, closer to the original unit. The other is flatter, for when the original is too much.

You can automate every parameter from your DAW.

Very fast automation moves can need the audio rendered in real time. Your DAW manual will say how.

Click the Rysy text to open the preset selection window.

Drag the bottom right corner of the interface to resize it.