SynthPilot / Proof

Keep the translation visible or the rail stops being trustworthy.

The proof surface exists so SynthPilot does not collapse into “AI made a sound somehow.” The contract is simple: language sets the target, AI interprets intent, the mapper stays bounded, and a real synth runtime does the audio work.

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01 / Describe

The user says what the sound should feel like

No wall of raw synthesis controls up front.

dusty house stab / short attack / mono low end / soft tape wear

02 / Interpret

The model reads intent, not every knob

This is where speed happens, but it is not yet the sound.

snappy transient / worn tone / tight space / assertive midrange

03 / Map

The mapper keeps scope bounded

The system resolves intent into constrained synth and FX decisions.

env attack 14ms / low drive / no chorus / medium saturation

04 / Render

The deterministic engine makes the audio

The instrument runtime does the work. The human still decides if it stays.

voice / macro map / fx chain / audition / save

What stays honest

This rail is only credible if the responsibilities stay separated.

AI does

Interpret the target sound, compress the first setup pass, and move you toward a patch direction quickly.

Mapper does

Translate that intent into a constrained synth and effects shape with a visible boundary.

Runtime does

Make the actual audio with deterministic instrument behavior that can be revisited and tuned.

Human does

Judge, refine, save, reject, and decide what actually sounds good enough to keep.