Bruno's Infinite Spheres

• Core DJ metadata: 128 BPM, G major, 1:13.
• Ableton source: project "march18jam1", Ableton Live 9.1, 4/4 time.
• Tempo source: Ableton project tempo.
• Session shape: 6 audio tracks, 17 MIDI tracks, 2 return tracks, 260 MIDI notes.
• Arrangement read: Built-Out Arrangement, score 51.
• Ableton scan found 72 sample references.
• No named vocal sample source was detected in the Ableton scan.
• Instrument tags: Drums, Bass, FX.
• Arrangement tags: Built-Out Arrangement, Sample Heavy.
• Highlighted plugins: Sylenth1, SausageFattener.
• Listener mood tags: Hypnotic, Atmospheric, Uplifting, Bright.

• Ableton scan found 72 sample references.
• No named vocal sample source was detected in the Ableton scan.

"Bruno's Infinite Spheres" sits inside James B. Pollack's Crowleyverse naming system and connects most clearly to Aegypt sequence. It points toward Pierce Moffett, Faraway Hills, Hermetic history, John Dee, Giordano Bruno, alchemy, memory, and nested manuscript worlds. The source connection is literary and thematic rather than an official adaptation: John Crowley was Pollack's writing advisor at Yale, and the title system treats the catalog as a set of linked rooms inside that influence.

Keywords: Bruno's Infinite Spheres, James B. Pollack, John Crowley, Crowleyverse, Little, Big, Aegypt sequence, Hypnotic, Atmospheric, Uplifting, Bright, Drums, Bass, FX, Built-Out Arrangement, Sample Heavy, Sylenth1, SausageFattener, Ableton Live 9.1.

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