MUTABLE DREAMS 1.1 — REQUEST AUDIT
24–25 October 2026. Development candidate; the public 1.0 remains unchanged.

Implemented and checked in code / software tests, with device evidence where
stated in DEVICE-TEST-REPORT.txt. An implemented function is not automatically
qualified for every simultaneous combination.

1. SOUND AND COMPOSITION
YES: six freely assignable tracks, including six copies of one instrument.
YES: selected original Plaits algorithms, Rings modal subset, selected Elements
strike/resonator subset, original Choir, Round Bass, Mellow Drift and Satin Morph.
Twelve engines; not full replicas of every Mutable Instruments module.
YES: Marbles-inspired remembered variation (EUCLID/STEP phrase modes), Tides-inspired slow filter motion,
Warps-inspired ring blending. These are deliberately labelled inspired helpers.
YES: mixer with per-track volume / granular / delay / room sends; shared delay
and room; no master EQ. Tail clearing and signal protection are tested.
YES: warm factory library, controlled resonance, LP12 / LP24 / low-pass gate,
slow envelopes and glide. 224 sounds, 76 musical Biomes and a Blank Biome.
YES: own 16-step note/rest phrases per track, separate lengths / probabilities /
ratchets / accents / clock divisions, root and scale snapping.
LIMIT: no 64-step song arranger, per-step ties/gate/velocity or live overdub.
YES: the audited 256-frame build passed all twelve six-engine stress cases and
a five-minute mixed run with at least 15% measured reserve. A later Plectrum
fix has separate targeted results; see exact hashes in DEVICE-TEST-REPORT.txt.
LIMIT: finite test cases do not qualify every arbitrary patch or long session.
LIMIT: ECO reconstructs FM/VA/Harmonic from half rate; a shared Elements mode
budget reduces dense patches. Not a claim of six full Eurorack modules at once.

2. PERSONAL BIOMES AND SOUNDS
YES: 16 named User Biomes and 64 User Sounds, stored independently of factory
recipes. Full patch/phrase/mix/effect state saved in a Biome, overwrite guard,
explicit stopped writes, CRC-checked A/B journal. Hardware save/load/restart and
software interrupted-write tests passed at the earlier checkpoint.
YES: individual user-sound recall keeps destination rhythm, note and mix.
YES: browser-local banks and individual JSON Biome import/export.
LIMIT: browser banks and hardware banks are separate. Live browser-to-device
editing, full user-bank restore/import, dedicated delete/copy management and
persistent user titles on LIVE are not currently complete. The firmware stores
the name inside each user bank; the BANKS screen shows it after recall.
LIMIT: granular captured audio and session MIDI settings are not a saved Biome.

3. MIDI
YES: USB/TRS input parser, channels 1-6, mono note/velocity/release, sustain,
expression, bend +/-2 semitones, documented CCs, factory bank/program changes,
channel-16 live macros. Optional USB/TRS 24-PPQN transport with loss timeout.
YES: software feature tests and actual USB note/CC/program/clock checks.
LIMIT: no MPE, MIDI OUT sequencing, live MIDI recording or Song Position.
YES: 10,800 USB MIDI messages across all six channels in 20 seconds passed.
LIMIT: physical TRS cabling, longer floods and all CC combinations remain open.

4. DISPLAY / USABILITY
YES: every function key has held help; releasing the hold does not tap. All 14
keys passed on hardware. The audit found and fixed incorrect generic help
on newer pages: global keys now keep their own help; the page key explains
its controls. Native regression also checks that a held key cannot tap.
Main-project Save now also refuses an active external clock, matching Banks.
Six-track navigation and contextual knob labels.
YES: animated logo intro, optional master-respecting chime, STILL mode.
YES: Elements SOUND now names Mallet/Plectrum/Particles directly. Plectrum
main-impulse delay was corrected for rapid retriggers, with a regression that
fails the previous integration and passes the new one.
YES: independent page contours, fern patterns and live blooms. This audit adds
higher contrast, quiet label backplates, rounded Nunito headings, track activity
meters, translucent leaf panels, curved bud sliders, tapered mixer reservoirs
and seven flowing contour trails. Geometry is cached and frame rate bounded.
STILL screenshots were verified pixel-identical; see ORGANIC-INTERFACE.txt.
LIMIT: the physical screen is 240x240. Cleaner antialiasing and typography do
not add physical pixels. No claim of a higher-resolution LCD.

5. STABILITY / BUILD / INSTALLATION
YES: macOS device compiler repaired using an explicit 4 KiB guest-heap alignment
fix and interpreter mode. Native, WASM and hardware builds use the same DSP.
YES: no allocations in render; source and package/hash checks; private backups
before firmware tests. Published 1.0 and the developer handoff remain intact.
YES: CPU2 options inspected, including JIANT and issue reports. NOT ENABLED:
shared ownership/cache coherency/flash parking/deadline fallback need a separate
qualified implementation. More theoretical CPU power is not a safety proof.
OPEN: exact final binary from stock V15 and back, longer cold/power-cycle test,
owner listening, physical TRS MIDI and extended release qualification.
The current device started this audit on our development firmware, not V15.
No unverified claim that an update from every other firmware is supported.

6. AFTER THE FIRMWARE IS FINISHED — EXPLICITLY DEFERRED
Update English website/manual/editor and install/return files; retain 1.0.
Professional product tutorial/marketing video showing the actual FM-1, actual
controls and diverse captured firmware audio, calm pleasant English female
voice, grateful acknowledgement of the community. No generic AI visual filler.
YouTube Kid Bunka / Instagram package and Sven update email with verified
features, exact download/source links and preserved credits to Emilie Gillet,
Mutable Instruments, platform authors and other incorporated components.
Do not publish the candidate merely because local tests pass.

See FIRMWARE-HUB-AUDIT.txt for rated-project comparison and source decisions.
