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    Interface RenderedBand

    One correction an offline render applied to one track — what was cut, and the measurement that justified it.

    The MEASUREMENT travels with the cut on purpose. A rendered file is a thing an operator keeps and hands on, and "why is there a 4 dB dip at 880 Hz on the cello" is a question the take must be able to answer months later, on a desk that no longer has the analyser state. excessDb and duty are §24's two separate terms — how far above its learned baseline the partial rose when it rose, and how much of its sounding time it spent there.

    interface RenderedBand {
        duty: number;
        excessDb: number;
        freqHz: number;
        gainDb: number;
        harmonic: number;
        note: number;
        q: number;
    }
    Index
    duty: number

    0..1 — the share of the partial's sounding time it spent above its baseline.

    excessDb: number

    The measured excess this cut answers, dB.

    freqHz: number
    gainDb: number

    Negative. HRP only ever cuts (§25).

    harmonic: number

    Which harmonic of that note, 1-based. Never 1: the fundamental is the fader's job.

    note: number

    The MIDI note the resonance was measured under, A4 = 69.

    q: number