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A close-up view of a piano keyboard shows a hand pressing adjacent keys one by one from left to right, moving steadily across the keys; instead of the notes increasing in pitch as the hand moves rightward, each successive key produces a lower-pitched note

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Basic standards

Visual presence

  • a hand
  • a piano keyboard

Event: a hand presses adjacent piano keys one by one from left to right

Audio presence

  • a piano

Sound: piano notes

Key standards

Visual physical commonsense (V-PC)

  • A close-up view shows a hand pressing adjacent piano keys one by one from left to right with continuous physically plausible finger motion across multiple keys.
  • The keyboard remains a recognizable piano keyboard with the standard arrangement of black and white keys throughout the clip.

Audio physical commonsense (A-PC)

  • The notes have the percussive hammer-on-string attack and sustained timbre of a real piano.
  • Each successive note is noticeably lower in pitch than the previous note throughout the sequence.

Cross-modal physical commonsense (AV-PC)

  • Each piano note onset aligns in time with a visible key press by the hand.
  • The pitch decreases progressively as the hand visibly moves rightward across the keys.