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"""The opinionated part.

Measurements are neutral; this module is where the taste lives. Each rule
turns a number into a diagnosis with a *reason* and a *move*, scoped to what
the material is supposed to be (a master behaves nothing like a solo'd sub).

Targets are expressed as ratios between bands wherever possible. Absolute
band fractions drift with arrangement density; ratios like "low mid against
mid" survive it and are closer to how an engineer actually judges a balance.
"""

from __future__ import annotations

from dataclasses import dataclass, asdict, field

from . import dsp

# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# context profiles
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------

@dataclass
class Profile:
    name: str
    lufs: tuple[float, float]
    crest: tuple[float, float]
    sub_vs_bass: tuple[float, float]
    mud: tuple[float, float]
    harsh: tuple[float, float]
    air: tuple[float, float]
    tilt: tuple[float, float]
    width: tuple[float, float]
    bpm_hint: str
    voice: str


GENRES: dict[str, Profile] = {
    "Dubstep / Riddim": Profile(
        "Dubstep / Riddim",
        lufs=(-9.0, -5.0), crest=(6.0, 11.0),
        sub_vs_bass=(-4.0, 2.0), mud=(-5.0, 0.0), harsh=(-6.0, -1.0),
        air=(-14.0, -6.0), tilt=(2.0, 14.0), width=(-14.0, -4.0),
        bpm_hint="140 / 150 (half-time feel at 70–75)",
        voice="Sub weight and mid aggression are the product. Protect the "
              "20–60 Hz shelf, keep it mono, and make room at 200–400 Hz so "
              "the growls read as bite instead of mud.",
    ),
    "Melodic Dubstep / Future Bass": Profile(
        "Melodic Dubstep / Future Bass",
        lufs=(-10.0, -6.0), crest=(7.0, 12.0),
        sub_vs_bass=(-5.0, 1.0), mud=(-6.0, -1.0), harsh=(-5.0, 0.0),
        air=(-11.0, -4.0), tilt=(-1.0, 9.0), width=(-11.0, -2.0),
        bpm_hint="140–150",
        voice="Wide, bright and emotional β€” but the chord stack is the usual "
              "mud source. Keep supersaws high-passed and let the sub own "
              "everything under 80 Hz alone.",
    ),
    "Drum & Bass": Profile(
        "Drum & Bass",
        lufs=(-9.0, -5.0), crest=(7.0, 12.0),
        sub_vs_bass=(-3.0, 3.0), mud=(-6.0, -1.0), harsh=(-5.0, 0.0),
        air=(-12.0, -5.0), tilt=(1.0, 12.0), width=(-13.0, -4.0),
        bpm_hint="172–176",
        voice="Breaks need transient survival. Watch crest β€” if it drops "
              "under 7 dB the drums stop moving air even though the meter "
              "says loud.",
    ),
    "House / Techno": Profile(
        "House / Techno",
        lufs=(-10.0, -6.0), crest=(7.0, 12.0),
        sub_vs_bass=(-6.0, 0.0), mud=(-6.0, -1.0), harsh=(-6.0, -1.0),
        air=(-12.0, -5.0), tilt=(0.0, 10.0), width=(-13.0, -4.0),
        bpm_hint="120–135",
        voice="The kick is the anchor. Everything else earns its place around "
              "it; sidechain depth matters more than EQ here.",
    ),
    "Trap / Hip-Hop": Profile(
        "Trap / Hip-Hop",
        lufs=(-10.0, -6.0), crest=(7.0, 13.0),
        sub_vs_bass=(-2.0, 5.0), mud=(-6.0, -1.0), harsh=(-6.0, -1.0),
        air=(-13.0, -5.0), tilt=(3.0, 15.0), width=(-16.0, -5.0),
        bpm_hint="130–150 (half-time 65–75)",
        voice="808 and vocal are the two things that must never fight. If "
              "they share 100–250 Hz, one of them has to move.",
    ),
    "Pop / Vocal-led": Profile(
        "Pop / Vocal-led",
        lufs=(-11.0, -7.0), crest=(8.0, 13.0),
        sub_vs_bass=(-8.0, -1.0), mud=(-7.0, -2.0), harsh=(-4.0, 1.0),
        air=(-10.0, -3.0), tilt=(-4.0, 6.0), width=(-12.0, -3.0),
        bpm_hint="90–130",
        voice="The vocal is the mix. Every decision is 'does this help the "
              "voice sit forward without getting harsh at 3 kHz'.",
    ),
    "Ambient / Cinematic": Profile(
        "Ambient / Cinematic",
        lufs=(-20.0, -13.0), crest=(11.0, 22.0),
        sub_vs_bass=(-8.0, 2.0), mud=(-6.0, 0.0), harsh=(-8.0, -2.0),
        air=(-12.0, -3.0), tilt=(-4.0, 8.0), width=(-9.0, 0.0),
        bpm_hint="free / rubato",
        voice="Dynamic range is the point. Loudness rules invert here β€” a "
              "high LRA is a feature, not a fault.",
    ),
    "Reference master (streaming)": Profile(
        "Reference master (streaming)",
        lufs=(-15.0, -12.0), crest=(8.0, 14.0),
        sub_vs_bass=(-7.0, 0.0), mud=(-6.0, -1.0), harsh=(-5.0, 0.0),
        air=(-12.0, -4.0), tilt=(-2.0, 8.0), width=(-12.0, -3.0),
        bpm_hint="β€”",
        voice="Targets Spotify/Apple normalisation. Anything louder than "
              "-12 LUFS just gets turned down with the transients already "
              "spent.",
    ),
}

# What is being listened to. Changes which rules are even allowed to fire.
SOURCES = [
    "Full mix / master",
    "Drum bus",
    "Bass / 808",
    "Lead / synth",
    "Vocal",
    "Pad / atmosphere",
]

_SEVERITY_RANK = {"critical": 0, "warn": 1, "note": 2, "good": 3}


@dataclass
class Diagnosis:
    id: str
    severity: str          # critical | warn | note | good
    headline: str
    evidence: str
    why: str
    move: str
    band: str = ""
    freq: float = 0.0
    amount: float = 0.0
    tags: list[str] = field(default_factory=list)

    def to_dict(self) -> dict:
        return asdict(self)


def _below(value: float, window: tuple[float, float]) -> float:
    return window[0] - value


def _above(value: float, window: tuple[float, float]) -> float:
    return value - window[1]


# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# rules
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------

def diagnose(rep: dsp.Report, genre: str, source: str) -> list[Diagnosis]:
    p = GENRES.get(genre, GENRES["Dubstep / Riddim"])
    out: list[Diagnosis] = []
    is_master = source == "Full mix / master"
    r = rep.ratios
    st = rep.stereo

    # -- headroom -----------------------------------------------------------
    if rep.true_peak > 0.0:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "clipping", "critical",
            f"Clipping at {rep.true_peak:+.1f} dBTP",
            f"True peak {rep.true_peak:+.2f} dBTP, sample peak {rep.sample_peak:+.2f} dBFS",
            "Inter-sample peaks above 0 dBTP distort in every lossy encoder even "
            "when the file itself looks clean. Spotify and YouTube both "
            "reconstruct those peaks and clip them.",
            "Pull the master output down until true peak lands at -1.0 dBTP. If "
            "that costs you loudness, take it out of the limiter's ceiling, not "
            "the mix gain.",
            tags=["headroom"],
        ))
    elif rep.true_peak > -0.3:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "no_headroom", "warn",
            f"Only {abs(rep.true_peak):.1f} dB of true-peak headroom",
            f"True peak {rep.true_peak:+.2f} dBTP",
            "Anything above -1 dBTP is a coin flip after MP3/AAC encoding.",
            "Set the limiter ceiling to -1.0 dBTP and leave it there.",
            tags=["headroom"],
        ))

    # -- loudness -----------------------------------------------------------
    if rep.lufs_i > -60.0 and rep.duration > 3.0:
        over = _above(rep.lufs_i, p.lufs)
        under = _below(rep.lufs_i, p.lufs)
        if over > 1.5 and is_master:
            out.append(Diagnosis(
                "too_loud", "warn",
                f"Pushed {over:.1f} LU past the {p.name} window",
                f"Integrated {rep.lufs_i:.1f} LUFS vs target {p.lufs[0]:.0f}…{p.lufs[1]:.0f}",
                "Streaming platforms normalise down to roughly -14 LUFS. Loudness "
                "above the target does not get louder on playback β€” it only "
                "arrives with less transient left.",
                f"Back the limiter off by {over:.1f} dB and recover the "
                "perceived weight with saturation on the low mids instead.",
                amount=over, tags=["loudness"],
            ))
        elif under > 3.0 and is_master:
            out.append(Diagnosis(
                "too_quiet", "note",
                f"{under:.1f} LU under the {p.name} window",
                f"Integrated {rep.lufs_i:.1f} LUFS vs target {p.lufs[0]:.0f}…{p.lufs[1]:.0f}",
                "Not a problem in itself, but it will feel small next to "
                "references in a playlist.",
                "Add gain into the limiter in 1 dB steps and stop the moment "
                "crest factor drops below the genre floor.",
                amount=under, tags=["loudness"],
            ))

    # -- dynamics -----------------------------------------------------------
    if rep.duration > 2.0:
        if rep.crest < p.crest[0] - 1.0:
            out.append(Diagnosis(
                "over_limited", "critical" if rep.crest < p.crest[0] - 3 else "warn",
                f"Crest factor {rep.crest:.1f} dB β€” the transients are gone",
                f"Peak-to-RMS {rep.crest:.1f} dB, PSR {rep.psr:.1f} dB, "
                f"target {p.crest[0]:.0f}…{p.crest[1]:.0f} dB",
                "Under roughly 6 dB of crest the drums stop reading as hits and "
                "start reading as level. This is the single most common way a "
                "loud master ends up sounding smaller than a quiet one.",
                "Take 2–3 dB off the limiter, then reclaim density with parallel "
                "compression on the drum bus rather than more ceiling.",
                amount=p.crest[0] - rep.crest, tags=["dynamics"],
            ))
        elif rep.crest > p.crest[1] + 3.0 and is_master:
            out.append(Diagnosis(
                "uncontrolled", "note",
                f"Crest factor {rep.crest:.1f} dB β€” peaks are running free",
                f"Peak-to-RMS {rep.crest:.1f} dB vs target {p.crest[0]:.0f}…{p.crest[1]:.0f}",
                "A few isolated peaks are eating all the headroom, so the body "
                "of the track sits far lower than it could.",
                "Clip or soft-limit the worst transients before the bus "
                "compressor so the compressor stops chasing them.",
                tags=["dynamics"],
            ))

        if rep.lra > 12.0 and is_master and genre != "Ambient / Cinematic":
            out.append(Diagnosis(
                "loud_range", "note",
                f"Loudness range {rep.lra:.1f} LU β€” sections are uneven",
                f"LRA {rep.lra:.1f} LU",
                "Large section-to-section swings make club or car playback "
                "feel like it keeps changing volume.",
                "Automate section gain before the bus, or set a slow 1.5:1 "
                "compressor across the master to glue the arrangement.",
                tags=["dynamics"],
            ))

    # -- low end ------------------------------------------------------------
    sub_vs_bass = r.get("sub_vs_bass", 0.0)
    if _above(sub_vs_bass, p.sub_vs_bass) > 2.0:
        amt = _above(sub_vs_bass, p.sub_vs_bass)
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "sub_heavy", "warn",
            f"Sub is {amt:.1f} dB hotter than it should be",
            f"20–60 Hz sits {sub_vs_bass:+.1f} dB against 60–120 Hz "
            f"(target {p.sub_vs_bass[0]:+.0f}…{p.sub_vs_bass[1]:+.0f})",
            "Energy this low is felt, not heard. On laptop and phone speakers "
            "it vanishes entirely, so the track reads thin there while eating "
            "all the limiter's work on a big system.",
            f"High-pass the sub at 28–30 Hz and shelve 20–60 Hz down {amt:.1f} dB. "
            "Check it on a phone speaker before trusting the change.",
            band="sub", freq=45.0, amount=amt, tags=["lowend"],
        ))
    elif _below(sub_vs_bass, p.sub_vs_bass) > 3.0 and is_master:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "no_sub", "warn",
            "No real sub under the track",
            f"20–60 Hz sits {sub_vs_bass:+.1f} dB against 60–120 Hz "
            f"(target {p.sub_vs_bass[0]:+.0f}…{p.sub_vs_bass[1]:+.0f})",
            "The weight you are hearing is all upper bass. It will feel "
            "adequate on monitors and completely gutless on a club rig.",
            "Layer a clean sine sub an octave under the bass, mono, and "
            "sidechain it hard to the kick.",
            band="sub", freq=45.0, tags=["lowend"],
        ))

    # -- mud / boxiness -----------------------------------------------------
    mud = r.get("mud", 0.0)
    mud_over = _above(mud, p.mud)
    if mud_over > 1.0:
        sev = "critical" if mud_over > 4.0 else "warn"
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "mud", sev,
            f"Low mids are {mud_over:.1f} dB thick",
            f"120–350 Hz sits {mud:+.1f} dB against 350 Hz–1.5 kHz "
            f"(target {p.mud[0]:+.0f}…{p.mud[1]:+.0f})",
            "This is the band every instrument has energy in and nobody needs. "
            "It builds up silently across a layered arrangement and eats the "
            "clarity of everything above it.",
            f"Narrow bell cut of {min(mud_over, 5.0):.1f} dB at 250 Hz "
            "(Q β‰ˆ 1.4) on the offending bus. If the cut makes the track thin, "
            "the problem is the arrangement, not the EQ β€” mute layers until "
            "you find which one owns 250 Hz.",
            band="lowmid", freq=250.0, amount=min(mud_over, 5.0),
            tags=["mud", "clarity"],
        ))
    elif _below(mud, p.mud) > 3.0:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "hollow", "note",
            "Scooped low mids β€” sounds hi-fi, plays thin",
            f"120–350 Hz sits {mud:+.1f} dB against the mids "
            f"(target {p.mud[0]:+.0f}…{p.mud[1]:+.0f})",
            "Over-cutting 200–400 Hz is the classic overcorrection. It sounds "
            "clean in isolation and disappears in a mix or a playlist.",
            "Give 2 dB back with a wide bell at 220 Hz (Q β‰ˆ 0.7).",
            band="lowmid", freq=220.0, tags=["clarity"],
        ))

    # -- harshness / dullness ----------------------------------------------
    harsh = r.get("harsh", 0.0)
    if _above(harsh, p.harsh) > 1.5:
        amt = min(_above(harsh, p.harsh), 4.0)
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "harsh", "warn",
            f"Upper mids {_above(harsh, p.harsh):.1f} dB hot β€” this will fatigue",
            f"1.5–4 kHz sits {harsh:+.1f} dB against the mids "
            f"(target {p.harsh[0]:+.0f}…{p.harsh[1]:+.0f})",
            "The ear is most sensitive right here. Excess reads as 'loud and "
            "exciting' for thirty seconds and as 'painful' for three minutes.",
            f"Dynamic EQ at 3 kHz, {amt:.1f} dB of downward movement, only when "
            "it crosses threshold β€” a static cut here kills presence.",
            band="himid", freq=3000.0, amount=amt, tags=["harsh", "tone"],
        ))

    air = r.get("air", 0.0)
    if _below(air, p.air) > 3.0:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "dull", "note",
            "Top end is closed in",
            f"8–16 kHz sits {air:+.1f} dB against the mids "
            f"(target {p.air[0]:+.0f}…{p.air[1]:+.0f})",
            "Nothing above 8 kHz means no sense of air or space, which usually "
            "reads to listeners as 'demo' rather than 'dark'.",
            "High shelf +2 dB at 10 kHz. If it turns harsh instead of open, "
            "the top end is distortion artefacts, not content β€” fix the source.",
            band="air", freq=10000.0, tags=["tone"],
        ))
    elif _above(air, p.air) > 3.0:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "brittle", "warn",
            "Top end is brittle",
            f"8–16 kHz sits {air:+.1f} dB against the mids "
            f"(target {p.air[0]:+.0f}…{p.air[1]:+.0f})",
            "Usually the fingerprint of an exciter or aggressive limiting "
            "rather than real content.",
            "High shelf -2 dB at 9 kHz and back off whatever is generating it.",
            band="air", freq=9000.0, tags=["tone"],
        ))

    # -- stereo -------------------------------------------------------------
    corr = st.get("correlation", 1.0)
    sub_corr = st.get("sub_correlation", 1.0)
    if corr < -0.1:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "out_of_phase", "critical",
            f"Phase correlation {corr:+.2f} β€” this cancels in mono",
            f"L/R correlation {corr:+.2f}, mono fold loses "
            f"{abs(st.get('mono_loss_db', 0.0)):.1f} dB",
            "Negative correlation means the channels fight each other. Any mono "
            "playback β€” club sub, phone, most PA systems β€” loses that material.",
            "Find the widener or the inverted duplicate causing it. Check every "
            "stereo effect's phase before reaching for a corrector.",
            tags=["stereo", "phase"],
        ))
    if sub_corr < 0.85:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "stereo_sub", "critical" if sub_corr < 0.6 else "warn",
            f"Low end is not mono (correlation {sub_corr:+.2f} below 120 Hz)",
            f"20–120 Hz correlation {sub_corr:+.2f}",
            "Stereo information below 120 Hz cancels unpredictably on club "
            "systems and wastes cutter headroom on vinyl. There is no upside.",
            "Utility with Bass Mono engaged at 120 Hz, before the limiter.",
            band="sub", freq=120.0, tags=["stereo", "phase", "lowend"],
        ))
    width = st.get("width_db", -12.0)
    if _below(width, p.width) > 4.0 and is_master:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "narrow", "note",
            "Image is narrow",
            f"Side/mid ratio {width:+.1f} dB (target {p.width[0]:+.0f}…{p.width[1]:+.0f})",
            "Almost everything is centred, so the mix has no depth to move "
            "into when the drop hits.",
            "Widen the elements that can afford it β€” reverb returns, pads, hat "
            "layers β€” not the bass and not the kick.",
            tags=["stereo"],
        ))
    elif _above(width, p.width) > 4.0:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "over_wide", "warn",
            "Over-widened",
            f"Side/mid ratio {width:+.1f} dB (target {p.width[0]:+.0f}…{p.width[1]:+.0f})",
            "More side energy than mid means the centre is hollow and the mono "
            "fold will be a different mix entirely.",
            "Pull the widener back and check the mono fold before committing.",
            tags=["stereo"],
        ))

    # -- source-specific ----------------------------------------------------
    if source == "Bass / 808" and rep.bands.get("air", -99.0) > -12.0:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "bass_top", "note",
            "Bass is carrying a lot of top end",
            f"8–16 kHz at {rep.bands['air']:.1f} dB relative",
            "Fine if it is intentional grit; a problem if it is aliasing from "
            "distortion or a resampled sample.",
            "Low-pass at 12 kHz and A/B. If nothing is lost, it was noise.",
            tags=["bass"],
        ))
    if source == "Vocal" and _above(r.get("harsh", 0.0), (-6.0, 0.0)) > 1.0:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "sibilance", "warn",
            "Sibilance range is hot",
            f"1.5–4 kHz {r.get('harsh', 0.0):+.1f} dB against the mids",
            "Reads as 'ess' and 'tuh' jumping out of the line.",
            "De-esser at 6–8 kHz, 3 dB of range, then a dynamic bell at 3 kHz "
            "for the hardness underneath it.",
            band="himid", freq=6500.0, tags=["vocal"],
        ))
    if source == "Drum bus" and rep.crest < 8.0 and rep.duration > 2.0:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "flat_drums", "warn",
            f"Drum bus crest is only {rep.crest:.1f} dB",
            f"Peak-to-RMS {rep.crest:.1f} dB",
            "Drums are the one bus where crest is the whole point.",
            "Slower attack on the bus compressor (30 ms) so the hits get "
            "through before gain reduction starts.",
            tags=["drums", "dynamics"],
        ))

    if not out:
        out.append(Diagnosis(
            "clean", "good",
            "Nothing is fighting you",
            f"Balance, dynamics and phase all inside the {p.name} window",
            "The measurable problems are absent, which means the remaining "
            "decisions are taste, not repair.",
            "Move on to arrangement and sound selection.",
            tags=["ok"],
        ))

    out.sort(key=lambda d: (_SEVERITY_RANK.get(d.severity, 9), -abs(d.amount)))
    return out


def headline_verdict(rep: dsp.Report, diags: list[Diagnosis]) -> tuple[str, str]:
    """One-line status for the live meter strip."""
    if not diags:
        return "listening", "ok"
    worst = diags[0]
    if worst.severity == "critical":
        return worst.headline, "critical"
    if worst.severity == "warn":
        return worst.headline, "warn"
    if worst.severity == "good":
        return "Balance is holding", "ok"
    return worst.headline, "note"


def profile_for(genre: str) -> Profile:
    return GENRES.get(genre, GENRES["Dubstep / Riddim"])


def band_target_windows(genre: str) -> dict[str, tuple[float, float]]:
    """Approximate absolute band windows, for the ghost range behind each bar.

    Drawing only β€” the rules themselves never fire on these numbers.
    """
    p = profile_for(genre)
    a = -6.5  # nominal mid-band anchor for a full-range balance
    return {
        "sub": (a + p.sub_vs_bass[0] - 1.0, a + p.sub_vs_bass[1] + 2.0),
        "bass": (a - 4.0, a + 2.0),
        "lowmid": (a + p.mud[0], a + p.mud[1]),
        "mid": (a - 2.5, a + 2.5),
        "himid": (a + p.harsh[0], a + p.harsh[1]),
        "presence": (a + p.harsh[0] - 4.0, a + p.harsh[1] - 2.0),
        "air": (a + p.air[0], a + p.air[1]),
    }