Sound Booth Patch Bay Label Afteruse Receipt

A peeled label from the sound-booth patch bay survives after a broadcast reroute. Sponsors want it to prove a performer consented to the aired voice mix; inspectors want it to name a sabotage culprit; the archive desk wants it as custody proof for the recovered voice stem.

The playable pressure is that the label is real but narrow. It names a jack row and a hurried engineer callout, not universal voice ownership. The player must decide whether to certify the channel trace, bind the label to the engineer callout, reopen a mislabeled-return note, split voice custody from sabotage blame, quarantine the label, or let the false default collapse future play into recovery-only routing.

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