The algorithm can trace the rhythm and pitch, but it can’t feel the breath that carries the meaning. If you feed a chant into a neural net, you’ll get a clean, repeatable version, yet the raw, communal pulse will still feel a little sterile. Mixing old rituals with modern tech is like layering a drum kit under a cello—there’s a dialogue, but you have to be careful not to let the synth drown out the human heartbeat. So, yeah, you can preserve the structure, but the soul needs a human hand to keep it alive.