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Phase 32: add MIDI track CLAP, VST2 and VST3 instruments

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@ -136,3 +136,34 @@ Phase 26: CC7/10/64 are defaults, configurable per channel through Audio → MID
controller mapping. Disabled/unmapped CCs have no effect; CC120/123 stay panic.
Decode accepts valid CC0..127 messages within the existing event budget. See
CONTROL.md for the exact bindings, ramp, sustain and automation precedence rules.
## Phase 32 instrument support
MIDI tracks can bind CLAP, VST2 and VST3 instruments. In the Track menu, select
**Load instrument plugin** for the selected sequencer track; **Use built-in
instrument** removes the binding. Assignment also selects the track for live
MIDI. **Live MIDI to selected instrument** changes that target; **Live MIDI to
built-in sine** restores the legacy live source. MIDI clip notes always go to
their own track's instrument. Independent instances feed track gain/pan,
mute/solo, bus routing and automation. Bindings/live target save in v12.
Supply the actual trusted Linux binary (including the inner .so of a VST3
bundle). Supported instruments have zero audio inputs, one mono output,
float32 processing, zero latency and one note/event input. Default configuration
only: no custom editor, opaque state/preset restoration, modern parameter
editing/automation, stereo/multichannel instruments or MIDI output. No arbitrary
third-party instrument is qualified by the original ABI fixture tests.
CLAP accepts MIDI or native notes; VST2 uses MIDI events; VST3 uses IEventList
note events. Live CC reaches CLAP MIDI/VST2; native CLAP/VST3 have no controller
mapping (including sustain). Live MIDI goes to exactly one selected target.
Seeks/loops retrigger notes crossing the destination with fresh envelopes;
plugin oscillator/opaque DSP state cannot be reconstructed. Panic delivers
all-off (VST3 held-key note-offs); plugin release tails may remain. Processing
uses preallocated 256-frame chunks and 256 incoming events per instance/chunk;
overflow or processing failure silences the block and schedules reset events.
The existing 32 simultaneous scheduled-note and 4096 stored-note bounds remain.
Do not unload/replace modules during playback; candidate plans are prepared off
the callback and old instances are reclaimed on the control thread. Missing
references remain inspectable without loading; failed GUI preparation retains
the current project. Save a backup for applications limited to v11 or earlier.