feat: humanize MIDI timing and dynamics with reproducible seeded edits
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## Phase 63 — MIDI Clip Consolidation
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Edit/Consolidate MIDI clips merges two or more selected MIDI clips on one track. The new clip spans their full bounding range; gaps and overlapping notes remain. Notes outside visible trims are discarded and crossing notes are cropped to audible boundaries. IDs are fresh. Cropped notes start anew, so envelope/phase behavior can change. Audio or cross-track selections reject atomically.
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## Phase 64 — Deterministic MIDI Humanization
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Edit/MIDI tools/Humanize applies timing variation up to 960 ticks and velocity variation up to 127, using a 32-bit seed and stable note IDs. Repeating from the same original state reproduces results; applying repeatedly accumulates edits. All source notes are affected, including hidden trimmed notes. Timing outside source bounds rejects the entire edit; velocities clamp to 1..127. This is offline editing, not live randomness.
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