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Tuning Sculk Sensors With Comparators

I think sculk sensors should be able to be tuned to listen to only certain noises by feeding in a redstone input using a comparator. This would cause the sculk sensor to only listen to the frequencies corresponding to the redstone strength that you fed in. For example, if a comparator is placed pointing into a sculk sensor with a signal strength of 1, it will only listen for footsteps.

While something similar can currently be done using the strength of the comparator output of a skulk sensor, the cooldown is long enough that this often just isn't useful. Random vibrations will trigger the sensors, making them far too unreliable.

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    The sensor sculk is a plant, right? It doesn't make much sense for me to broadcast a Redstone signal.

    But what if we add copper to modify the sensor and add the resonator. This resonator will be a sensor sculk that can filter signals using an input signal with a comparator.

    The recipe may be this:

    [ ][ Comparator][. ]
    [Cooper][Sculk sensor][Cooper]. => [2]
    [. ][Cooper. ][. ]