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…saturation This commit implements the DSP research findings for analog drum synthesis: - Added +/- 2% micro-randomization (analog drift) to all drum models (pitch, filter cutoff, decay, snap intervals). - Refined TR-909 Snare pitch sweep to 30ms. - Implemented the "glue effect" by routing all individual drum channels through the master Compressor and WaveShaper (soft-clipping). - Fixed Open Hi-Hat routing by providing a dedicated output node in DrumMachine and mapping it in the audio store. Co-authored-by: Pitrat-wav <255843145+Pitrat-wav@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR enhances the procedural drum synthesis engine by incorporating deep DSP analysis and micro-randomization techniques. It aligns the TR-808 and TR-909 models with original hardware characteristics, including Bridged-T network emulation, aggressive pitch sweeps, and non-linear "glue" effects on the master bus.
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