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Calibrated Sculk Shriekers (Expanding on Sculk Resonance)

Calibrated Sculk Shriekers are a block that would allow the player to activate all fifteen sound frequencies with redstone, expanding on the already present mechanic of sculk resonance by adding more player control to the mechanic.

The Calibrated Sculk Shriekers would let out a shriek when powered by redstone that is tuned to a specific frequency which could then be picked up by calibrated sculk sensors tuned to the same frequency. It is crafted and tuned in the same way as a Calibrated Sculk Sensor and can be waterlogged to make it silent.

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    I can already see uses for this! player or mob specific detection is amazing!

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    Came here to post this exact same idea. We 100% need this! It would make sculk sensors/shriekers the most broadly useful signal transmission mechanism in the game, and this suggestion feels totally "minecrafty" and in line with the other upcoming sculk sensor changes.

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    Just link a calibrated skulk sensor to a skulk shreaker

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    This is a great idea to make the sculk components way more practical replacing the need of storing sound in chambers that cycle an encoded vibration.

    I think it should be calibrated using the desired redstone signal strength when an amethyst  bloc is in contact. When powered without the amethyst bloc nearby it emits the sound in the calibrated frequency.

    It could also be used as a changeable hexadecimal memory if we could read the encoded signal strength using a comparator. Thus storing information between 0 and 15 without the need of player interaction.