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  • PLN (Algolia)'s avatar
    fix(setbuilder): stop inventing a tempo for a third of the catalog · 2baef681
    `declared_bpm` defaults to 120 when a track sets no setcps, which is right for
    the driver — the OLED has to breathe at some rate — and wrong for a picker.
    221 of the 703 tracks declare no setcps at all, so a third of the cards were
    showing a confident 120 that came from nowhere. That is the worst shape a
    wrong number can take: plausible, and load-bearing for the arc he is about to
    order tonight.
    
    Now the generator passes default=0 and those cards read "inherits bpm", which
    is not a gap but the actual behaviour — a track with no setcps runs at whatever
    tempo the previous one left behind, and for building a ramp that is worth
    knowing. They sort last on the BPM axis, since they have no place on a ramp
    until you decide what they inherit.
    PLN (Algolia) authored Sep 22, 2026
    2baef681
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