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During the breakdown, the MIDI shifts from block chords to a rolling, rhythmic pattern (often grouped in 3s against the 4/4 beat). This MIDI data is critical. It creates the "rising" sensation. The notes aren't changing, but the rhythmic subdivision is, which tricks the brain into hearing movement where there is stasis.

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