a 5ms trigger going into an attenuator then into the klang input. Aperture set to LPG, resonance turned on, q at 50%.  input source is a frequency modulated triangle wave from a sputnik oscillator. i slowly turn the attenuator on the trigger up until about 35 seconds, then i start turning up the cv knob (only to about 25%) wich is turning up an lfo running into the cv input.  i play with the speed of the lfo until 58 seconds then bring the lfo back out. then i turn up the q to about 65%.  at the end i bring up the original signal all the way with the filter opened to reference the original signal coming into the input.

RYO Aperture filter "Klang" ping test with 5ms trigger and LFO

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RYO Aperture filter "Klang" ping test with 5ms trigger and LFO

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