Tanisea First-Act Phrase Continuity v2.2

Tanisea first-act phrase continuity v2.2

This release completes the requested first-act lyric pass and removes the remaining neutral-looking section from the bottom spectrum while preserving the approved V1/C2 presentation.

First-act timing

• C1-01 now presents “And I’ll erase” then holds “the horizon” until the next line.
• C1-06 presents “Let” → “the earth” → “tremble” in natural English order.
• C1-07 begins “Through apartment walls” at its reviewed onset near 00:44.77, then presents “apartment” and “walls” without an inactive gap.
• C1-08 presents “I’ll sweep through” → “like a wave” → “of fire” and holds the final target to the authored break.
• Every public interval begins on an existing reviewed sample onset. The source alignment JSON and reviewed semantic cues remain unchanged and auditable.
• C1 handoffs remain contact-bounded at 60 and 120 fps. V1 and C2 retain their existing cinematic cues and handoffs.

Two-tone visualizer

• The measured bar and transient cap use the same per-band color.
• Bass bands use ember; all remaining bands use saturated teal.
• Removing complementary interpolation and pale high-frequency bars eliminates the grey-looking rail section and reduces palette chatter.
• The zero-phase smoothing, 64 bands, 96 px measured core, 18 px maximum cap, safe-area footprint, and 36 px minimum lyric clearance remain unchanged.

Media and verification

• 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 public MP4 files retain the exact 153-second timeline and locked soundtrack packet stream.
• Source verification passes strict typechecking, 1,192 tests across 20 files, browser-measured layout, and exact composition discovery.
• The supplemental workflow archive includes fresh repeated QA, encoded timing samples for all four phrases, the soundtrack-bearing first-act review clip, spectrum iterations, second-act controls, and publication readback evidence.

Use CHECKSUMS.sha256 for the core package and WORKFLOW-EVIDENCE.sha256 for the supplemental workflow archive. The earlier v2.1.0 and v2.0.0 releases remain unchanged.

Workflow license, source credits and AI disclosure

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