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Procedural Drum Synthesis Overhaul (TR-808/909)#114

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This submission implements high-fidelity procedural drum synthesis for the TR-808 and TR-909 models based on the provided DSP research.

Key technical highlights:

  • 808 Kick Physics: Modeled the non-linear diode damping behavior using a dual-stage amplitude envelope (20ms initial decay to 50% volume) and a dual-stage frequency sweep (5ms 'tonk' followed by a 50ms body sweep).
  • Digital Texture: Implemented an authentic 15-bit Linear Feedback Shift Register (LFSR) noise generator in DrumUtils.ts to replace standard white noise for the TR-909 snare snappy component.
  • Engine Parity: Introduced syncInternalParams in the DrumMachine to ensure the audio engine accurately reflects the initial UI state (kit, saturation, and drum parameters) upon initialization.
  • Techno UX: Optimized default Euclidean patterns (e.g., Snare 16/4 rotate 4) and added a one-click "Techno Randomizer" with Haptic Feedback for an immediate professional sound.
  • Build Quality: Refactored the Telegram WebApp API integration to use centralized types and a robust utility wrapper, ensuring stable production builds while maintaining cross-platform compatibility.

PR created automatically by Jules for task 17257013080075084173 started by @Pitrat-wav

- Refined TR-808 Kick with two-stage frequency and amplitude envelopes for diode damping emulation.
- Integrated authentic 15-bit LFSR pseudo-random noise for TR-909 snare.
- Increased TR-909 Kick body saturation for improved punch.
- Added engine synchronization logic to DrumMachine and audio store.
- Optimized default Euclidean patterns for techno.
- Implemented techno randomization feature with Telegram Haptic Feedback.
- Resolved TypeScript build stability issues related to Telegram WebApp API.

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