ADÉLA ‘PRIMA’: 11 Tracks Ranked

A track delta is its saved benchmark rank minus its current one based position. Moving saved rank two to position one produces plus one; moving saved rank one to position two produces minus one. Tiers are separately stored attributes and do not automatically follow manual reordering. The bars illustrate one and two positions at one hundred twenty pixels per position. The displayed benchmark ranks, track metadata and acoustic scores are authored fixtures in this page, not independently verified review findings or measured audio characteristics. The radar averages five saved attribute values from the current top five tracks. Default energy values ninety five, seventy, ninety two, eighty and forty five sum to three hundred eighty two. Dividing by five and rounding gives seventy six. The club preset orders by dance score plus tempo and its top five energy averages to eighty one. At four pixels per score point, the bars reach three hundred four and three hundred twenty four pixels. Reordering within the same five cannot change their average; replacing a member can. These are fixture scores, not extracted audio measurements or a scientific listening preference model. Each radar vertex scales an average score by a ninety pixel maximum radius. Energy seventy six therefore maps to sixty eight point four pixels, while eighty one maps to seventy two point nine. The bars enlarge these radii by four to make the proportional difference visible. The code uses a fallback of fifty for a zero or missing average, which differs from a genuine zero radius. Presets shallow copy the benchmark objects before assigning tiers, so subsequent benchmark reset can retain changed tier data even though order resets. Exports must therefore be checked against actual state, not presumed immutable defaults.