README.mdSNEK HISS
House about the hiss a listener hears in AI-made music. A codec picks tokens one at a time and something almost metallic creeps into the band between 3 and 8 kHz, like a snake. The song hunts it band by band, finds it ("That's a snake"), and fixes it as a 2026 paper fixes its own codec: TQCodec's frozen codebook behind a linear projection. Then it takes the other road, a second 2026 paper's: WanSong's continuous tokens, flow matching and two stems in one run. The last chorus is clean, and the last sound is one small hiss. 72 bars at 124 bpm as written; Jev arranges it live, choosing each 8-bar section, how much of each part plays it (the snake included), how the song leads into it, and how hard.
SPEC.md— what the song must be, what the papers say against what the brief said they say, and the prompts and models that produced it.song.js— the track.cover.webp— a spectrogram with the snake in its band, drawn for the song (a canvas page, rendered headless, 2026-10-03).