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Describe a vibe in plain words and get a session - #6
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Typing "james bond like intro music working vibe" used to return 4-minute theme songs. Now
/is "describe a vibe": three or more words search as typed and as a long mix at once, and sets you can work to (20+ min or live) come first. Same phrase now leads with hour-long Bond focus mixes.Tested: on the Mac Studio, muted, 117×33 light terminal. The Bond phrase returned 8 results, 7 of them 39 min to 2h44, and the first played. "daft punk" kept its normal results.
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