2 Commits

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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
jesse	1891f3f11d	RX-7 rotary loops: extracted from the owner's real car footage ... - Sourced from c-finished-videos/2026-07-10 sessions (the actual FD) - Scanned 6 min of audio per-second for RMS/dominant-freq/spectral flatness; picked the most tonally-stable stretches (idle: 272-288s @ ~99Hz flatness<0.02; rev: 319.5-327s @ ~105Hz, louder) - Zero-crossing trim + 150ms equal-power tail-to-head crossfade = seamless loops (seam jump 0.001 / 0.005); normalized to -3dBFS - Shipped as assets/audio/rx7_idle_loop.ogg + rx7_rev_loop.ogg (236KB); wav masters mirrored to NAS 001-1993 Mazda RX-7/sound/ - ROTARY_SOUND.md updated: only Studio upload + 2 asset IDs remain	2026-07-22 01:59:29 -04:00
jesse	b2cc917942	Sound: two-layer engine architecture + rotary pipeline for the RX-7 ... - SoundController rebuilt around idle+rev loop crossfading (real racing game approach): idle layer barely pitch-shifts (keeps engine character), rev layer carries the speed range; crossfade window 5%-45% of top speed - Per-car CAR_SOUNDS table so the RX-7 gets real 13B rotary loops while other cars keep the generic set - docs/ROTARY_SOUND.md: full record->loop->upload pipeline for capturing the owner's REAL RX-7 (extract audio from video, zero-crossing cut + equal-power crossfade seam, normalize, ogg, Studio upload, wire IDs) - Toolbox rotary rips evaluated and rejected: unauditionabe off-platform, short/unloopable, murky rights; the real car beats any rip	2026-07-22 01:57:16 -04:00