I dig the idea, but before we start the patch, let's map the click into a stepper signal, run it through a 12‑bit DAC, and feed a classic analog envelope. Then we can slap a 2‑pole low‑pass on the noise and keep the output on a dry line—no touchscreens, no fuss. Give me the sample and I’ll wire the filter in reverse, just to see what the firmware feels like when it gets a little analog heart.

Sure thing, drop a 44.1 kHz PCM of that click and I’ll map it to a 5V TTL output. I’ll wire it through a 10‑bit delta‑sigma modulator, then drop it into a classic 4‑pole low‑pass. You flip the filter, watch the firmware oscillate. Let’s keep it analog, no screens, just the hiss of old circuitry.

No worries, I can synth a quick click on the fly—just tell me the bit depth and envelope style, and I’ll feed it into the DAC loop for you.