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In generative audio applications, naive looping chord prompts (such as "A | D | D | E, I–IV–IV–V in A major") are followed better by Lyria than detailed section-by-section timelines.
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Medium-term (~90 days)
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10/19/2026
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Valid until: 1/17/2027
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