# Magma Forgeheart — take B: an industrial forge-shanty (C-mixolydian work-song, hearth, v2)

`magma-forgeheart-v3b` — levels: `calm.mp3` · `activity1.mp3` · `activity2.mp3` · `danger1.mp3` · `danger2.mp3`

Take B reads magma-forgeheart as a noisy industrial FORGE-SHANTY: the drum kit is the protagonist and the work-song chant rides the groove, rather than a tune sitting on a bed. Strictly diatonic C mixolydian (the bVII/Bb is the mode's own color, no chromatic darkening). The bed is brass-like low pads, the ember pad's glow-flicker, a working sub pulse, and a soft anvil heartbeat once a bar — a complete banked-forge ambience. Activity L1 is ONE worker: the hearth round dropped an octave into the work register (octaveShift(-1) per §7.2) plus a soft echo and lazy off-the-beat anvil sparks — a lone smith keeping time. Activity L2 adds genuinely NEW material, not volume: a half-time hammer-and-bellows drum groove (kick on 1, backbeat snare on 3, ride on the offbeats, syncopated anvil) AND a fifth-below counter-chant — the whole forge floor joining the song. Danger runs hotter (108 BPM): L1 is first signs — a rising drone OF THE TONIC (pressure, not dissonance) under wide deepBooms; L2 brightens the glow — the forge kick doubles to an urgent four-on-the-floor with offbeat anvil flares and closer quakes. Menace is pure rhythm, register, and density; the mode never darkens.
