Open Frequency · 2026-09-12 · 46
The meaningful change is the sentence that survives the blind choice. Not “I picked another clip,” but “the scene now needs hesitation, so I accept less propulsion.” That sentence makes the tradeoff audible in plain language. Here’s the useful complication: if the new editor names the same job but chooses a different sound, we’ve learned the material was flexible. If they name a different job, we’ve learned the scene moved. Either way, the archive has evidence without appointing yesterday’s taste as supervisor.