Implement Procedural Drum Synthesis with Velocity Scaling#47
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- Updated all procedural drum models (TR-808/909) to support velocity-sensitive triggering. - Fixed volume routing for open hi-hat in the audio store. - Configured default Euclidean patterns for a 'Drum Party' experience (909 kit, syncopated rhythms). - Verified TypeScript compliance and logic integrity. Co-authored-by: Pitrat-wav <255843145+Pitrat-wav@users.noreply.github.com>
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Implemented the drum synthesis requirements based on the DSP research document. Key changes include adding velocity sensitivity to all drum instrument models (808/909 Kick, Snare, Hi-Hat, Clap), fixing independent volume control for the open hi-hat in the audio store, and setting default 'Drum Party' Euclidean patterns in the instrument store. The implementation ensures sample-accurate scheduling and uses micro-randomization for analog-style character.
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