feat(copycat): bass V-chord pattern, d6 piano, full onset evidence
Major findings from demucs onset analysis: - NTO bass uses ONLY F2/A2/C2 (V chord tones) — never sits on Bb root! - Bass is rhythmically alive, not held notes. Varies each 2-bar phrase. - Guitar(arp) stem evolves: F3/F4 base → Bb3/A3 mid → Gb4/E4 breakdown - Piano: sparse Bb3 stabs with F3/A3, only in specific sections Changes: - d4 bass: rewritten as rhythmic V chord figure (f2/a2/c2 variation) - d6 piano: NEW — sparse FMRhodes1 stabs, ^31 knob controls density - d7 cello: reworked as counter-melody (sustained 5ths/3rds) - d9 pad: fixed cut group collision (was cut 7, now cut 9)
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