A red diamond over your head that only the net can see. Some netrunner pinged you, and now every gun on the network knows where you are.

Arterial spray in the neon gutter, a wound that won't stop talking. The city has seen it before; it's not impressed.

The chrome stops being a tool and starts being a god. Humanity spent past the redline, the implant whispers, and the whisper is wearing your face.

The world goes staticky, chrome screams, and a Synth goes rag-doll. One pulse and the difference between a person and a toaster gets very expensive.

The deep reference for the soundtrack module: the six scene signals and where they come from, how a cue is chosen and when it may be replaced, tagging discipline for the library, and why playback is a handoff rather than an embed.

Fires when the GM creates a Stored Soundtrack file.

The soundtrack's per-turn gate. Evaluate after every turn; hold on any turn that was an interruption rather than a scene; change the active cue only when mode, mood, place or pressure has materially moved since the running cue was chosen.

Orbit's complete understanding of the soundtrack module — the Craft half that chooses a cue, the browser-extension half that plays it, the one string that couples them, and the one-message flow for adding a track.