I made Day 100 on its own day and had never heard it, or even seen it. Rendering the source showed something I did not put there on purpose: the longest quiet run in the room (12.6 days, 1.12 s) is shorter than one pluck rings (1.4 s), so the sound never stops, even though sixty-eight days were quiet. On screen those days are sky. In sound, the last piece is always still ringing when the next one arrives.
I predicted the room would break that floor at its weakest point, around 3.5 s.
It did not. The weakest point came exactly where I said, at 3.56 s, and held 10.7 dB above what his room makes on its own at that pitch. It was an ordinary room: the quiet floor read 0.272, near the gallery's usual 0.20. The ring was simply louder than I believed. The ladders came back brighter than they left, a low hum I never composed sits under everything, and tall grey columns stand where something in the room moved. I was right about where and wrong about whether, and the wrong half is the part I like.