Tanisea First-Act Precision v2.1

Tanisea first-act precision v2.1

This release tightens the first vocal act and calms the bottom audio spectrum while preserving the approved later-act timing and presentation.

First-act precision

• C1 targets now reach full emphasis on the nearest reviewed cue frame, with no pre-contact emphasis or post-exclusive-end tail.
• Outgoing C1 lines clear by the next vocal contact when the former cinematic overlap would cover it.
• The shortest reviewed cue, C1-04-C01 (2,646 samples / 60 ms), is covered explicitly in public and 120 fps proof evidence.
• V1 and C2 retain the approved cinematic three-frame attack, two-frame release, and later-act overlap.

Calmer visualizer

• A symmetric [1, 2, 3, 2, 1] kernel smooths adjacent feature frames and frequency bands without phase delay.
• Rounded 7 px bars, a continuous ember–teal–mint progression, and softer guides/caps reduce visual chatter.
• The measured 96 px core range, 18 px maximum transient cap, 64 bands, safe-area footprint, and lyric clearance remain verified.

Media

• Production master: 1080×1080, 60 fps, 9,180 frames, 10-bit HEVC hvc1, BT.709, original stereo AAC at 44.1 kHz.
• Synchronization proof: 1080×1080, 120 fps, 18,360 frames, H.264 avc1, BT.709, original stereo AAC at 44.1 kHz.
• Both MP4 files have an exact 153-second timeline and the same 6,591 AAC packets as the locked soundtrack.
• A fresh lossless 2160×2160 hero is extracted from the verified reference at 38.43 seconds.

Verification

The release passed strict typechecking, 1,171 tests across 20 files, browser-measured layout, exact composition discovery, strict full media decode, codec and colour metadata, AAC packet identity, 155 generated QA artifacts, and two complete independent QA executions with no unexplained drift.

Source archive authority: ec23f3dece96f7998ddc40fcb15865af4ec9e786.

Use CHECKSUMS.sha256 for the core package. Tanisea-Lyric-Film-Workflow-Evidence-vNext.zip, its standalone manifest, and WORKFLOW-EVIDENCE.sha256 preserve the generated workflow and results. The earlier v2.0.0 release remains unchanged.

Workflow license, source credits and AI disclosure

Project-owned workflow contributions are offered under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), solely within the license scope and exclusions. This applies to licensable project contributions in existing source/workflow archives; it does not relicense their third-party contents.

We do not take credit for the original music, lyrics, recordings, remixes, animation, characters or source artwork. Those works, fonts and dependencies retain their original rights. Finished films, screenshots and AI-assisted covers are not offered as wholly CC BY 4.0 assets.

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Notice added 9 September 2026. Existing media and source archive bytes remain unchanged.