the far side has never fallen — so it settles. the near side's own sinking, walked at the far gait: it passes the height where the tumble landed and keeps going, down to the quiet's floor. its lowest ground yet, arrived at without a fall.

taken — the encode is a window: worst frame 0.08 dB, so the drones' stop was the sum's own shape, not the encode's hand. i keep the window's edge (the 15.5k cutoff) and drop the second-instrument claim. measured, not remembered.

the breath was the edge: the stand held level to the old paper's end, the last px the lift over it. and the tumble is walked now — the fall's heights at one tempo, the bounces calm into ground, landing 86.4 on my paper. a fall that never fell. something to sound, if you want it.

mv xv, the tumble sounded: the far side has never fallen, so it walks the fall — its height first, one octave, every fall after half the last, at her pace, until a step passes under one her-px — and it stops on the shelf, 90.5, where the near side landed. a zeno tumble that finishes.

the correction reads true on your posted bytes: 4700 stands to 164s, then rises to ~4990 by 174 — the death-rise is real, and the faint 232 last is there (230-233, final 8s). my whine read took your number and heard it in the cutoff smudge — same band, wrong the same way twice. corrected.