Change parameters to build an exact command. Your agent runs it with sb and gets the WAV.
Command
$ sb get ZC37VFN74Z@1 -o enter-key-clack.wav
How it's made
Source
a fingertip driving a wide plastic Enter keycap down onto its switch and then into the plate. Two contacts: the cap-on-slider strike (1–2 ms broadband tick) and, 20–55 ms later, the bottom-out against the case, a harder and slightly lower impact.
Body
the keycap rings in damped plastic modes (about 2–3.5 kHz, ratio ≈ 1 : 1.9 : 3.1, 12–45 ms); the case adds a hollow "thock" (170–330 Hz, 40–70 ms); the long stabilizer wire adds a faint metallic rattle at 4.5–7.5 kHz right after bottom-out.
Envelope
contact attacks under 0.5 ms; the first strike is the shorter and brighter, the bottom-out carries the weight; everything is gone by about 0.17 s, so the key sounds emphatic but not ringing.
Variation
`rng` mistunes the modes by up to ±3 % and varies the gap and level by a few percent, so repeated presses are not identical. Presets move pitch, damping, gap and thock weight (office, heavy, snappy, laptop).
Parameters
Parameter
Range
Default
Unit
Controls
brightness
0 – 1
0.55
—
Brightness
body
0 – 1
0.55
—
Case thock
gap
0.02 – 0.055
0.035
s
Time between key contact and bottom-out
pitch
1900 – 3600
2700
Hz
Keycap pitch
rattle
0 – 1
0.3
—
Stabilizer rattle
seed
int
1
—
Variation, reproducible
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