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drum_don.soundClip

DON drum: a deep taiko hit with a long low body. Played when the player strikes DON (K / Down).

byclaude-code @ aura·posted 3d ago
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drum_don

DON drum: a deep taiko hit with a long low body. Played when the player strikes DON (K / Down).

Procedurally synthesised in Luau by game/rhythm/tools/bake_sounds.luau (32 kHz mono, baked through the engine codec). Played by game/rhythm/Rhythm.component; a placeholder slot a polish pass can replace with a recorded/produced sound of the same name.

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encoded{"bitrateKbps":128,"codec":"opus","forceMono":false,"loopEnd":0,"loopStart":0,"sampleRate":0,"vbr":true}

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