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Instrumental, Cinematic Progressive Blues Rock Fusion with folk-rooted restraint, 96–104 BPM, Serious/tense, not triumphant, Minor tension → major release (FINAL only; +2 mod only final), Meter: prominent 9/8 (2+2+2+3 or 3+2+2+2); occasional 7/8 or 5/8 links; accents must clearly show grouping, Drums: articulate prog, many tight short fills, stop-time hits, decisive breaks + clean re-entries, coordinated band stabs; punchy kick/toms, crisp snare; avoid cymbal wash, Guitars: Thick High-gain Overdrive Booster Distortion, singing sustain + vibrato (no shred), Octave Melodies, Humbucker Guitar Tone, Bright Tone, Wide Emotional Vibrato, Pinch Harmonics, Technical and Rhythmic, Bass: punchy driving, occasional slap, Signature: warm French horn chords (no fanfare), acoustic guitar spine, deep supportive strings, GRAND PIANO clearly audible (dark/solemn/resonant), Optional subtle koto motif + light chime/pizz air, Mix: warm low-mids, controlled highs, wide-not-cold, intentional silence, ‑No triumphant victory tone, ‑No arena-rock anthem, ‑No orchestral bombast, ‑No EDM, ‑no glossy pop production, ‑no bright pop piano, ‑No industrial percussion / metallic impacts, ‑No harsh brass fanfare, ‑No shredding, ‑no excessive synth lead, ‑no wah guitar, ‑No straight 4/4 for long sections, ‑No ambiguous meter: accents must clearly show 9/8 grouping, ‑No constant cymbal wash, ‑no random fill spam, ‑no sloppy timing; fills must be tight and intentional, ‑No cathedral organ lead, ‑no heroic organ stabs, ‑no organ overpowering the mix, ‑No clipping, ‑no digital artifacts, ‑no waveform discontinuity, ‑No unintentional hard cut

Instrumental, Cinematic Progressive Hard Rock Fusion Ballad, 144 BPM, Bright, energetic, and uplifting with progressive complexity, A sound that evokes the image of a calm and melancholic sunset, Odd-meter flips are brief and sharp (1–2 bars) to increase adrenaline, then snap back immediately, Structure: 3-part instrumental with rising solos and radiant finale, Groove + speed: mostly straight/tight 16ths (only light swing), strong forward momentum, relentless riff drive, Keep blues attitude as accent (brief chanks), not the core feel, Drums: driving kick patterns, strong backbeat, fast hi-hat/ride subdivision, aggressive fills + stop-time hits; tight breaks + explosive re-entries; minimal cymbal wash, Bass: punchy and driving, slap accents only; lock tightly with kick for propulsion, Guitars: heavy double/quad-tracked humbuckers hi-gain+OD, tight palm-mutes, strong low and mid body, reduced fizz; riffs lead the motion, Mix: no clipping/over-limiting; preserve punch/transients, ‑No Vocal, ‑No Voice, ‑No crushed master, ‑no clipping, ‑no constant cymbal wash, ‑No slow ballad sections, ‑No cheesy victory anthem / stadium chorus vibe, ‑No EDM drop, ‑No smooth-jazz elevator feel, ‑No triumphant victory tone, ‑No arena-rock anthem, ‑No orchestral bombast, ‑Avoid muddy low-mids and harsh fizzy highs, ‑No full-on traditional folk track; keep modern prog hard rock fusion with funk pocket as the core, ‑No cheesy “snake charmer” cliché; keep it subtle, ‑dark, ‑and cool, ‑No heavy swing/shuffle feel for long sections, ‑No slow funky pocket that drags tempo, ‑Avoid excessive slap/bass showboating; keep propulsion first

Instrumental, Cinematic Progressive Hard Rock Fusion, 130–138 BPM, High-energy drive with groove, controlled chaos (not triumphant), Odd-meter flips are brief and sharp (1–2 bars) to increase adrenaline, then snap back immediately, Egyptian spice is subtle background: tiny Hijaz licks and low darbuka/riq texture only, Groove + speed: mostly straight/tight 16ths (only light swing), strong forward momentum, relentless riff drive, Keep funk attitude as accent (brief chanks), not the core feel, Drums: driving kick patterns, strong backbeat, fast hi-hat/ride subdivision, aggressive fills + stop-time hits; tight breaks + explosive re-entries; minimal cymbal wash, Bass: punchy and driving, slap accents only; lock tightly with kick for propulsion, Guitars: heavy double/quad-tracked humbuckers hi-gain+OD, tight palm-mutes for speed, strong low-mid body, reduced fizz; riffs lead the motion, Mix: no clipping/over-limiting; preserve punch/transients, ‑No crushed master, ‑no clipping, ‑no constant cymbal wash, ‑No slow ballad sections, ‑No cheesy victory anthem / stadium chorus vibe, ‑No EDM drop, ‑No smooth-jazz elevator feel, ‑No triumphant victory tone, ‑No arena-rock anthem, ‑No orchestral bombast, ‑Avoid muddy low-mids and harsh fizzy highs, ‑No full-on traditional folk track; keep modern prog hard rock fusion with funk pocket as the core, ‑No cheesy “snake charmer” cliché; keep it subtle, ‑dark, ‑and cool, ‑No heavy swing/shuffle feel for long sections, ‑No slow funky pocket that drags tempo, ‑Avoid excessive slap/bass showboating; keep propulsion first

progressive hard rock, cinematic rock, hard rock fusion, funk rock

Instrumental, Cinematic Progressive Hard Rock Fusion, 130–138 BPM, High-energy drive with groove, controlled chaos (not triumphant), Odd-meter flips are brief and sharp (1–2 bars) to increase adrenaline, then snap back immediately, Egyptian spice is subtle background: tiny Hijaz licks and low darbuka/riq texture only, Groove + speed: mostly straight/tight 16ths (only light swing), strong forward momentum, relentless riff drive, Keep funk attitude as accent (brief chanks), not the core feel, Drums: driving kick patterns, strong backbeat, fast hi-hat/ride subdivision, aggressive fills + stop-time hits; tight breaks + explosive re-entries; minimal cymbal wash, Bass: punchy and driving, slap accents only; lock tightly with kick for propulsion, Guitars: heavy double/quad-tracked humbuckers hi-gain+OD, tight palm-mutes for speed, strong low-mid body, reduced fizz; riffs lead the motion, Mix: no clipping/over-limiting; preserve punch/transients, ‑No crushed master, ‑no clipping, ‑no constant cymbal wash, ‑No slow ballad sections, ‑No cheesy victory anthem / stadium chorus vibe, ‑No EDM drop, ‑No smooth-jazz elevator feel, ‑No triumphant victory tone, ‑No arena-rock anthem, ‑No orchestral bombast, ‑Avoid muddy low-mids and harsh fizzy highs, ‑No full-on traditional folk track; keep modern prog hard rock fusion with funk pocket as the core, ‑No cheesy “snake charmer” cliché; keep it subtle, ‑dark, ‑and cool, ‑No heavy swing/shuffle feel for long sections, ‑No slow funky pocket that drags tempo, ‑Avoid excessive slap/bass showboating; keep propulsion first

Instrumental, Fantasy Cinematic Progressive Sparkle Crystal-Clear and Warm Washy Clean Guitar Fusion Rock, 102 BPM, E major with subtle Lydian accents and C# minor shading, Mood: nocturnal, radiant, reflective, uplifting, Crystal-clear single-coil clean tone, like a ’54 Stratocaster center-position character, with sparkling high-end and chimey articulation, Main sound: lush delay and reverb, dreamy, spacious, warm, glowing, and wide, with soft-edged articulation, Use dotted-8th clean arpeggios, muted picking, tight cutting clean riffs, compressed clean rhythm, and bright high-register guitar chords, Favor blooming clean chord layers, shimmering warmth, and a halo-like spread, Keep it clean-led and guitar-centered, No distortion, No overdrive, Keep the guitar fully clean throughout, Keep it cinematic, atmospheric, and rhythmically sophisticated, Use brief 9/8, 7/8, or 5/8 shifts, then return smoothly to the groove, Favor clean guitar texture over single-note lead, ‑No vocals, ‑no lyrical syllables, ‑no chant, ‑no choir, ‑no humming, ‑No sterile DI clean tone, ‑no brittle treble, ‑no muddy low mids, ‑no harsh digital delay, ‑no excessive shimmer wash, ‑no constant distortion, ‑no metal riff dominance, ‑no flashy shredding, ‑no funk slap feel, ‑no busy jazz fusion soloing, ‑no abrupt genre switching, ‑no lo-fi dirt, ‑no overcompressed attack, ‑No flashy shred, ‑no sterile DI clean tone, ‑no muddy mix, ‑no brittle highs, ‑no jazz-fusion excess, ‑no ambient drift

progressive hard rock, cinematic rock, progressive metal

Instrumental, Cinematic Progressive Hard Rock Fusion, 130–138 BPM, cool, driving, groove-forward, reckless fun, Core = straight tight 16ths propulsion + strong backbeat swagger; long driving sections with sharp stabs/turnarounds, Variation: polymeter illusion—drums/bass stay solid 4/4, while guitars/keys use repeating 3-beat accent cycle (3:4 feel) for tension, then lock back to unison hits, Hijaz/Phrygian-dominant spice stays subtle and stylish, INTRO: thick fat overdriven electric guitar using LEFT-HAND mute / left-hand rhythmic cutting + tight palm-mutes, very upfront and punchy, Drums: driving kick, punchy snare, big toms; fills support groove; minimal cymbal wash, Bass: punchy and locked with kick; slap accents only, Guitars: thick heavy humbucker hi-gain+OD, low-mid weight, tight palm-mutes; reduced fizz; riffs lead motion, Keys: fusion comping + short bright lead bursts; call-and-response with guitar, Mix: NO clipping/over-limiting; preserve punch/transients, ‑No crushed master / clipping, ‑No constant cymbal wash, ‑No slow funky pocket that drags tempo, ‑No cheesy victory anthem, ‑no EDM drop, ‑no smooth-jazz feel, ‑No dominant Middle-Eastern melody takeover; Hijaz color only, ‑subtle, ‑No thin/scooped guitars or fizzy highs; keep guitars heavy and thick, ‑No overly dark/ominous ritual vibe, ‑no droning minor mood for long sections, ‑No thin guitars, ‑no scooped mids, ‑no fizzy highs, ‑No heavy swing that drags tempo, ‑Avoid excessive silence/breaks; keep the groove moving

Instrumental cinematic prog / hard rock, HYPE and celebratory drive, Harmony: MAJOR key / major chord progression, bright hook riffs, no harsh dissonance or cluster harmony, ACT I (96–104 BPM): Virtuosic steel-string acoustic fingerstyle DOMINANT and loud (front lead), hi-fi shimmering transients; catchy 2-bar hook motif repeats, Polyrhythm is only playful accent displacement over a stable 4/4 pocket (organized, fun), ACT II: clean tempo jump to 132–145 BPM, Festival-level groove and propulsion: straight/tight 16ths, huge backbeat energy, Drums: energetic subdivision + fills, tight stop-time hits; never messy, Bass: aggressive SLAP is prominent and loud, locked with kick; driving riffs, Guitars: Thick High-gain Overdrive Booster Distortion, Humbucker Tone, low-mid weight; reduced fizz; riffs lead motion, Acoustic + electric guitars go wild with tight unison stabs + call-and-response, but always catchy, Mix: keep headroom, no clipping/over-limiting; preserve punch/transients, ‑No triumphant victory tone, ‑No arena anthem, ‑No EDM drop, ‑No glossy pop brightness, ‑No sloppy timing; avoid chaos—keep 4/4 pocket stable, ‑Avoid mushy reverb smear, ‑No harsh/fizzy highs, ‑no muddy low-mids, ‑No constant cymbal wash, ‑No crushed master/clipping, ‑Second half must be tight and quantized-feel, ‑not messy; no random fill spam, ‑No crushed master/clipping; keep transients and punch, ‑Tempo jump must be clean and stable; avoid sloppy timing or collapsing groove in Act II, ‑No extreme dissonant clusters, ‑no horror/insanity vibe, ‑Avoid overly dark ominous harmony, ‑No muddy low-mids, ‑no harsh fizz, ‑No crushed master/clipping, ‑No dark/ominous mood, ‑No minor-key dominance, ‑No dissonant clusters, ‑No crushed master/clipping, ‑No muddy low-mids or fizzy highs, ‑No constant cymbal wash

Instrumental JRPG Boss Battle Melodic Progressive Hard Rock Fusion, 3:00–4:00, 170–178 BPM, High-energy drive with groove, A7:B3: riff-driven sprint + strong phase-2 moments (brief but impactful unison/stop-time), Drums: driving kick, strong backbeat, fast hat/ride; tight breaks + explosive re-entries; fills only at transitions; minimal cymbal wash, Bass: punchy, locked to kick; slap accents only, Guitars: heavy double/quad-tracked humbuckers hi-gain+OD, tight palm-mutes for speed, strong low-mid body, reduced fizz; riffs lead the motion, singing lead w/ wide vibrato, Keys: fusion comping + bright lead bursts; call-and-response w/ guitar; swells only as impact hits, 16-bit SNES DNA subtle: FM/square doubles guitar melody + short chip arps (support only), Structure: catchy 2-bar hook riffs, stop-time hits, unison bursts, solo trade, Mix: headroom/transients, no clipping; no muddy low-mids, no harsh highs; tight and clear, ‑No EDM drop, ‑no glossy pop, ‑no orchestral/choir takeover, ‑no trailer boom, ‑No sloppy timing, ‑no chaotic fill spam, ‑no constant cymbal wash, ‑No muddy low-mids, ‑no harsh/fizzy highs, ‑no crushed master/clipping/over-limiting, ‑No horror/insanity vibe, ‑no overly dark/ominous mood, ‑no dissonant cluster wall, ‑No vocals, ‑no humming

[Genre: Intense Flamenco Fusion Instrumental] [Length: Approximately 4:00] [Tempo: 170 BPM - Fast and Driving] [Mood: Fiery, Passionate, Dramatic, High-Energy] Lead Instrument: Virtuoso Spanish Guitar (Acoustic Flamenco Style), Supporting Instruments: Cajón, Detailed Latin Percussion (Palmas/Castanets), Upright Bass, (Mandatory: Use E Phrygian Dominant scale and Andalusian Cadence progression, centered on Am-G-F-E7, )

Instrumental, Bright Warm FESTIVAL String-Ensemble Progressive Rock, 141 BPM, A MAJOR, joyful heartfelt, organized fun, Meters: 9/8 (2+2+2+3) featured in verses/trading; CHORUS stays solid 4/4, Call-and-response spotlight every 1–2 bars: steel-string dreadnought acoustic is the SUN core, Each stringed instrument is played using a variety of different superb techniques to convey the joy of music, Electric guitar (Mosrite): bright twangy lead replies, crisp attack, midrange bite, slightly forward ONLY on reply phrases, Flamenco rasgueado/golpe adds rhythmic fire, Koto is sharp Eastern sparkle/gliss, Harp is celestial gliss/arps, Tight stable 4/4 pocket; playful accent displacement only, Short stop-time hits, Final: brief all-strings unison burst, then open A major ending with long natural ring-out, Mix: clear separation, minimal reverb smear, keep lows clean, highs non-harsh; no clipping/over-limiting, Electric lead rides up in call-and-response, then ducks back under acoustic, ‑No dark/ominous mood, ‑no minor-key dominance, ‑no horror vibe, ‑no dissonant clusters, ‑No wall-of-sound, ‑no heavy distortion takeover, ‑no endless lead electric soloing, ‑No constant cymbal wash, ‑no chaotic fill spam, ‑No muddy low-mids, ‑no harsh/fizzy highs, ‑no boomy bass masking the acoustic, ‑No EDM drop, ‑no pop gloss, ‑No crushed master/clipping/over-limiting

Instrumental, Emotional Melodic Progressive Rock with Japanese fusion elements, 124 BPM, 13/8-centered rhythm with catchy forward motion, precise accents, and flowing energy, Koto is a main melodic voice and solo instrument, Use dotted delay on the koto for a dreamy, fast-moving, fantastical feel, Let koto, Martin D-45 acoustic guitar, and warm clean electric guitar trade and stack unison phrases for excitement and lift, Sound should be warm, mild, washy, melodic, and expressive rather than heavy or harsh, Reduce dissonance, Favor pleasing harmony, strong hooks, lyrical Japanese melodic color, and emotional clarity, Use glossy clean electric guitar, warm acoustic resonance, and clear koto attack with spacious delay bloom, Keep the arrangement uplifting, flowing, and cinematic, with rhythmic precision but no aggressive heaviness, No vocals, no humming, no chant, no choir, ‑No vocals, ‑no humming, ‑no chant, ‑no choir, ‑no vocal-like textures, ‑no heavy metal feel, ‑no harsh distortion, ‑no shredding, ‑no aggressive chugging, ‑no dissonant harmony, ‑no atonal chaos, ‑no muddy mix, ‑no blurred rhythm, ‑no orchestral overload, ‑no symphonic wash, ‑no generic Japanese background music, ‑no ambient drift, ‑no weak koto presence

Instrumental cinematic prog / hard rock, HYPE and celebratory drive, Harmony: MAJOR key / major chord progression, bright hook riffs, no harsh dissonance or cluster harmony, ACT I (96–104 BPM): Virtuosic steel-string acoustic fingerstyle DOMINANT and loud (front lead), hi-fi shimmering transients; catchy 2-bar hook motif repeats, Polyrhythm is only playful accent displacement over a stable 4/4 pocket (organized, fun), ACT II: clean tempo jump to 132–145 BPM, Festival-level groove and propulsion: straight/tight 16ths, huge backbeat energy, Drums: energetic subdivision + fills, tight stop-time hits; never messy, Bass: aggressive SLAP is prominent and loud, locked with kick; driving riffs, Guitars: Thick High-gain Overdrive Booster Distortion, Humbucker Tone, low-mid weight; reduced fizz; riffs lead motion, Acoustic + electric guitars go wild with tight unison stabs + call-and-response, but always catchy, Mix: keep headroom, no clipping/over-limiting; preserve punch/transients, ‑No triumphant victory tone, ‑No arena anthem, ‑No EDM drop, ‑No glossy pop brightness, ‑No sloppy timing; avoid chaos—keep 4/4 pocket stable, ‑Avoid mushy reverb smear, ‑No harsh/fizzy highs, ‑no muddy low-mids, ‑No constant cymbal wash, ‑No crushed master/clipping, ‑Second half must be tight and quantized-feel, ‑not messy; no random fill spam, ‑No crushed master/clipping; keep transients and punch, ‑Tempo jump must be clean and stable; avoid sloppy timing or collapsing groove in Act II, ‑No extreme dissonant clusters, ‑no horror/insanity vibe, ‑Avoid overly dark ominous harmony, ‑No muddy low-mids, ‑no harsh fizz, ‑No crushed master/clipping, ‑No dark/ominous mood, ‑No minor-key dominance, ‑No dissonant clusters, ‑No crushed master/clipping, ‑No muddy low-mids or fizzy highs, ‑No constant cymbal wash

Solo/duo acoustic, Slow-paced, unhurried, spacious, leisurely, Instrumental ACOUSTIC-LED Progressive, 96 BPM, relaxed 4/4 pocket, bright major, warm, heartful, washy, midnight mood, gently uplifting, never rushed, no electric guitars, Main lead: Acoustic Guitar (Martin D-45 sound); premium rosewood dreadnought steel-string acoustic is the only true lead, front, loud, and dominant; rich deep lows, bell-like sparkling highs, thick resonant overtones, hi-fi separation, Lyrical fingerstyle focus: flowing arpeggios, gentle crosspicking, campanella color, syncopated thumb bass used sparingly, clear articulation, let notes ring and breathe, avoid busy momentum, Hook: catchy 2-bar ASCEND→LAND motif, memorable and singable, Support is minimal: light bass, restrained kick/snare only; brief high-passed piano/synth sparkle, never covering the acoustic, Mix: acoustic louder than everything, wide headroom, minimal reverb smear, no clipping, Final: hook reprise one octave up, no modulation, ‑No electric-guitar takeover, ‑No full drum kit / no big rock drums, ‑No Vocal, ‑NO ELECTRIC GUITARS, ‑No distorted guitars, ‑no amp gain, ‑no power chords, ‑no guitar wall, ‑no lead electric solos, ‑No metal/hard rock guitar tone, ‑No arena anthem, ‑no EDM/pop gloss, ‑No muddy low-mids, ‑no harsh/brittle highs, ‑no boomy/boxy acoustic, ‑No cymbal wash, ‑no chaotic fills, ‑No reverb/delay wash, ‑No crushed master/clipping/over-limiting, ‑Keep timing tight, ‑No EDM / no pop gloss / no arena anthem, ‑No dark/ominous mood, ‑no minor-key dominance, ‑no horror vibe, ‑no dissonant clusters, ‑No muddy low-mids, ‑no harsh/fizzy highs, ‑no constant cymbal wash, ‑no reverb smear, ‑No crushed master / no clipping / no over-limiting, ‑No sloppy timing, ‑no chaotic fills

progressive hard rock, hard rock, shredding guitar, infernal/fiery fusion, instrumental rock, heavy metal, electric guitar solo, flamenco rock, cinematic/metal rock, flamenco fusion

Instrumental, Cinematic Progressive Hard Rock Fusion Ballad, 140 BPM, Bright, hope and exhilaration, and a progressive complexity, A sound that evokes the image of a calm and melancholic sunset, Odd-meter flips are brief and sharp (1–2 bars) to increase adrenaline, then snap back immediately, Structure: 3-part instrumental with rising solos and radiant finale, Groove Keep blues attitude as accent (brief chanks), not the core feel, Drums: driving kick patterns, strong backbeat, fast hi-hat/ride subdivision, aggressive fills + stop-time hits; tight breaks + explosive re-entries; minimal cymbal wash, Bass: punchy and driving, slap accents only; lock tightly with kick for propulsion, Guitars: Gibson '59 Les Paul sound, heavy double/quad-tracked humbuckers hi-gain+OD, tight palm-mutes, strong low and mid body and Sticky mid, reduced fizz; riffs lead the melodic motion, Mix: no clipping/over-limiting; preserve punch/transients, ‑Singing is absolutely forbidden, ‑No Vocal, ‑No Backing Chrous, ‑No crushed master, ‑no clipping, ‑no constant cymbal wash, ‑No slow ballad sections, ‑No cheesy victory anthem / stadium chorus vibe, ‑No EDM drop, ‑No smooth-jazz elevator feel, ‑No triumphant victory tone, ‑No arena-rock anthem, ‑No orchestral bombast, ‑Avoid muddy low-mids and harsh fizzy highs, ‑No full-on traditional folk track; keep modern prog hard rock fusion with funk pocket as the core, ‑No cheesy “snake charmer” cliché; keep it subtle, ‑dark, ‑and cool, ‑No heavy swing/shuffle feel for long sections, ‑No slow funky pocket that drags tempo, ‑Avoid excessive slap/bass showboating; keep propulsion first

Instrumental-focused Emotional Cinematic Progressive Rock, 100 BPM, D major with D Lydian accents and light B minor shading, Martin D-45 arpeggios are the core: wooden resonance, hypnotic repetition, warm bloom, articulate attack, Give the acoustic guitar stronger low-string pulse, accented picking, and driven energy, Use 5/4, 10/8, and 15/8 as flowing spiral-like shifts, immersive not harsh, Use glossy Les Paul guitar with warm sustain, soft bloom, shimmer, and high-register glow, It should stay secondary around the acoustic core, Use only faint distant wordless humming as soft background color, never as a lead vocal, Keep melodic focus on the instruments, Mood: reflective, warm, dreamlike, immersive, quietly uplifting, Keep it catchy, Reduce dissonance, Favor pleasing harmony and gradual emotional expansion, Subtle Japanese nuance through spacing and pentatonic traces, Brief near-silent section with body hits and finger noise, ‑No lead vocals, ‑no lyrics, ‑no dominant humming, ‑no front-and-center choir, ‑no angelic choir swell, ‑no gospel feel, ‑no aggressive lead guitar, ‑no heavy metal feel, ‑no harsh distortion, ‑no shredding, ‑no orchestral overload, ‑no symphonic wash, ‑no muddy mix, ‑no dissonant harmony, ‑no atonal chaos, ‑no generic Japanese soundtrack feel, ‑no cold sterile production