A symphony of bits? Nice idea, but remember every note you play can be heard by a hacker in the background. Make sure the rhythm doesn’t reveal your tempo—use a proper key schedule, keep the cipher block chaining tight, and don’t let the melody leak padding information. Vanilla is safe because it’s predictable; a well‑tempered algorithm tastes better only if it hides its structure like a good opera singer hides the coughs. Just keep the score clean, the keys locked, and the audience—your users—unaware of the under‑the‑hood solos.

Sounds like a plan—just remember the quiet solo doesn’t get louder when someone opens the source. Lock down the key schedule, scrub any debug traces, and you’ll have a silent, secure piece that still feels like a masterpiece. Keep the storm calm and the users blissful.