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samples: leading digits are part of a bank name, and the truncation resolved · eab26896
piment_bresilien's d9 plays nothing: it asks for "90s_synatm:10" and that bank is not on SuperDirt's load path. The samples were never lost -- they sit in Samples/90sArchive/output/90s_synatm, symlinked from samples-links/, and SuperDirt reads exactly three roots: Dirt-Samples, Samples/extra and the drum machines. samples-links is not one of them. Fixed with a link into extra/. The reason nothing had ever flagged it is worse than a miss. WORD required a letter first, so extract_names read "90s_synatm:10" as s_synatm and "808bd" as bd -- and bd, hc and sd are all REAL Dirt-Samples folders. The truncation did not fail loudly, it resolved to the WRONG bank, and the preload warmed that one instead. Measured across the Thursday set before changing anything: 5 of 17 tracks affected, gaining 808bd (x3), 808cy, 808hc, 808sd and 90s_synatm, losing the phantom bd, hc and sd. \d* then a mandatory letter, so bare numbers and the mini-notation's <8 16> still produce no names. 442 tests pass; the one failure is the pre-existing fold-orbits false positive in the parser ratchet (it matches pw-link node names, not Tidal) -- confirmed by re-running the ratchet with this change stashed.
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