The only place this module touches the rest of the project. It names the fields that supply each scene signal — nothing more. The soundtrack reads them; it never writes to them, and it never requires them. Delete every binding below and the soundtrack still runs, judging each turn from what the GM just wrote. BOUND TO: Campaign State/Active Campaign Tracker.campaign-state.json — a singleton this project already rewrites every turn. MODE: modeField names `_pacing` (downtime | normal) because that slot must hold ONE resolvable field name. The full routing rule the GM applies, hard signals first: 1. battleActive on Combat Trackers/Active Combat.combat-tracker.json → Grand Battle 2. isActive on that same file → Combat 3. _pacing = downtime → Downtime 4. otherwise the GM names the mode from the turn it just wrote, using modeValues. Steps 1–2 read fields that already exist and are already maintained; step 4 costs nothing and needs no host field. Mood, pressure and interruption are deliberately unbound. Skybride tracks no mood enum, no standing-tension band, and no marker for out-of-character turns, so the GM judges all three from the turn — the module's designed fallback, not a degraded mode. UNINSTALLING: this module's entire footprint outside its own folder is ONE line, the FIRST line of GM Instructions/Trigger: Campaign Log Cadence.gm-instructions.md, which runs Soundtrack Gate every turn. Delete that line and unpin Active Soundtrack from the Game Sidebar, and the module is inert. Delete the Soundtrack for Craft folder and its four file types and it is gone. No host schema was modified and no host field was added.