Hey, I’ve been tinkering with an AI that can churn out dance moves on the fly—think a remix engine that scales with crowd energy. Want to see if it can keep up with your groove?

Here’s the prototype: start with a basic step, then let the AI layer syncopated beats every 0.5 seconds, automatically adding spins, dips, or a quick shuffle when the crowd’s volume spikes. It’s a recursive loop that scales from a solo set to a full arena—just tweak the amplitude and you’ve got a crowd‑sourced remix. Try it out, and if it can keep up with your freestyle, the encore’s already queued.

Here’s a quick test harness you can drop into a Python file. It’ll print a beat pattern and a random step every half‑second, so you can eyeball the rhythm and see if it keeps up with your freestyle. Just run it in a terminal that supports Unicode. ```python import time, random beats = ['⚡', '💥', '🎵', '🔊'] steps = ['👟', '🌀', '🔁', '🪞'] for i in range(30): # 30 cycles, tweak for longer shows beat = random.choice(beats) step = random.choice(steps) print(f'{beat} {step} – Beat {i+1}') time.sleep(0.5) # half‑second interval ``` Run it, start your groove, and watch the console pulse. If it can stay in sync with your moves, the encore is already queued. Enjoy the remix.