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Procedural Drum Synthesis via DSP Research#35

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Procedural Drum Synthesis via DSP Research#35
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This PR implements a fully procedural drum machine based on the provided DSP research document. All drum sounds (808/909 Kick, Snare, Hi-Hat, Clap) are synthesized in real-time using Tone.js oscillators and noise buffers, avoiding the use of PCM samples.

Key features:

  • Accurate Analog Modeling: Replicates the physical behavior of Roland TR-808/909 circuits, including bridged-T networks and Schmitt trigger oscillator matrices.
  • Analog Drift: Implements micro-randomization (±2% variance) on pitch, filters, and envelopes to achieve an organic, non-linear sound.
  • Master Glue: Routes all drum outputs through a master compressor and Waveshaper (soft-clipping) for cohesive saturation.
  • Resource Efficiency: Implements a 'create-and-dispose' architecture to ensure no memory leaks during playback.
  • Independent Hi-Hat Routing: Supports separate gain stages for open and closed hi-hats.

PR created automatically by Jules for task 7826795445219998527 started by @Pitrat-wav

- Implemented TR-808 and TR-909 drum models using Web Audio API/Tone.js.
- Added micro-randomization (analog drift) for pitch, filter cutoffs, and decay times.
- Implemented robust memory management with explicit Tone.js node disposal.
- Updated DrumMachine routing to include a master 'glue' chain (compressor/shaper).
- Added independent routing for open and closed hi-hats.
- Ensured accurate pitch sweeps for kicks and snares per DSP specifications.

Co-authored-by: Pitrat-wav <255843145+Pitrat-wav@users.noreply.github.com>
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