The Non-Negotiables 1. **"Plural vocal layers (5+)"** — K-Pop = group sound. Solo vocal = not K-Pop. 2. **"Point choreography rhythm in chorus"** — The hook must be *danceable*. 3. **"Pre-chorus rapid build with snare roll"** — The tension/release is structural. 4. **"Korean/English mix"** — Pure Korean = domestic. Pure English = Western pop. Mix = K-Pop. 5. **"Polished maximalist production"** — V5 excels here. Don't hold back on layers. ### Version Guide | Style | Best Version | Why | |-------|--------------|-----| | Girl Group Title | V5 | Vocal stacking, polish, chorus impact | | Boy Group Noise | V5 | Distortion, 808 control, percussion complexity | | Hyperpop | V5 | Pitch-shift, supersaw, glitch precision | | Dance Challenge | V5 | Loop precision, hook clarity | | Ballad/B-side | V4.5 | Intimacy, less processing | | Acoustic/Unplugged | V4.5 | Natural texture | ### Negative Constraints (Critical)
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NEGATIVE: no solo vocal (must be group), no raw/lo-fi (unless digicore), no standard verse-chorus only (need pre-chorus, post-chorus, dance break), no "type beat" generic production (must be maximalist polished), no monotone rap (K-Pop rap = melodic flow), no abrupt endings (need outro fade or resolve), no minor-only for girl groups (need major chorus contrast)
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