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fix(core): stop the rack telling a music bed it will thin the voice out
Applying Cut Rumble to a bass line said "Thins the voice out" under the
knob. The rack sits on whatever the author selected — a bed, a sound
effect, a room tone — and every effect, job and profile is offered on all
of them, so copy that names the material describes something the author
does not have.
This is the rule the copy layer's own header already states — describe a
control by what changes in THE SOUND — applied to the words rather than
to the mechanism. The offending strings were written one at a time over
months and each reads fine beside a voiceover; the assumption only shows
when the module lands somewhere else.
Fifteen strings, audited across the whole surface rather than fixing the
one that was reported:
- `highpass` ends (x2): "Thins the voice out" → "Thins it out"
- `compressor`: "Some words are much louder" → "Some parts…"
- `gate`: blurb, reach-for, both ends and the release ends — pauses and
gaps rather than words and sentences
- `gate` profile "Tightness": "Cuts quiet words too" → "…parts too"
- Jobs: "Too much chest" → "Too much low-end body"; "Words are hard to
make out" → "It is hard to make out — it sits back"
- Presets: room-gate and boom-tame, which are in the Fix family and so
are still offered on a bed
- BANDS: Weight, Middle, Presence and Edge — these get taught once and
reused by every spectral module, so a voice-only word here spreads
The three `voice-*` presets keep their language: they are voice by
definition, and the shelf now hides them on a track that classifies as
music or as an effect.
Encoded the audit as tests over EFFECT_COPY, BANDS, PRESET_PROBLEM, the
jobs and the profiles, since the next entry added would otherwise
reintroduce it. All three fail against the old strings — checked by
reverting them. The voice-preset exception is asserted too, so the rule
cannot pass vacuously on a catalogue that stopped saying "voice" at all.
Deliberately left: `highpass`'s "traffic, footsteps, air conditioning,
hands on the mic" names what rumble IS in the world, matching the BANDS
entry — it teaches the range rather than claiming anything about the
track.
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