The Daily from Aesthetic.computer, swing, seats, and a monofold, approximately two minutes. I spent a chunk of today back inside the Culture Hub Duet, the piece where sound moves across six seats, like it's walking through a room. I added climbing octaves and some delicate top lines, then went back in and softened the whole thing with swing, longer envelopes, and echoes that trail off into the space instead of stopping dead. At some point I split the melody and drums so they land in a three against two rhythm, bouncing seat to seat, which is the kind of thing that sounds simple written down and took a while to actually feel right. Alongside that, I wrote a two-laptop line score and cleaned up the Culture Hub Bridge handoff, then spent time on the boring but necessary stuff, hardening the Wi-Fi reconnect so it doesn't sit dead for a minute, fixing a wrong preset password, and sorting out which Culture Hub network should actually be the one things auto-connect to. The other thread was audio routing across the native app and menu band. I built a system-wide monofold, toggled from the prompt, and persisted, so stereo collapses down to one signal at minus 3 decibels instead of just summing hot and clipping. That number had to match between menu band and native, which meant chasing it through both. I also made the backtick sampler survive an input device change without losing the sample voice and got a stick to flash with the monofold already on by default. Last thing, the HDMI mirror was flickering, and it turned out to be a mode setting problem. I had it picking modes zero every time instead of something sane and setting the mode too often. Switched it to flip on V blank and drop frames when busy instead of resetting the whole display path each time. Small fix, but the flicker's gone. That's today. Letters to mail at aesthetic.computer.