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Reference

Playbook explains what you can control and how to think. Reference is a set of term lists and tables: English keywords for the Style field (where models are strongest), organized as one list per topic (e.g. pop subgenres, instruments, mood)—plus multilingual columns where we already have them. It is not a tutorial—use the Playbook pages for that.

Term lists (vocabulary)

Each entry below is the same kind of thing: a flat, searchable index of English Style keywords (optional Chinese gloss), backed by JSON under /guide/reference/lists/{slug}.json and its own page. Larger “genre family” lists (pop, hip-hop, …) and smaller scene lists (classical, regions, soundtrack, …) only differ in topic—not in format. The lexicon and genre table at the end are structured references rather than flat copy-paste lists.

How to use this with Style

Style language
Prefer English in Style for this workflow; keep vocabulary where models are strongest.
Comma stacks
You can chain several ideas in one field—commas separate tags (e.g. genre + instruments + mood).
Genre row
Names the musical lane—a sound world, not a quality judgment.
Multilingual columns
Help you recognize the same lane in other languages; paste English keywords into Style unless you are experimenting.

Term lists

Flat lists are for copy-paste Style tags; the lexicon and genre table organize terms differently (categories / multilingual columns).

Syntax & limits