wrapper: hum bypasses high-pass chain; docs clarified
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@@ -240,9 +240,11 @@ record what the engine needs to interpret, add, or hide._
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`_HUM_DB` (-80..-6). It sits about 45 dB under the speech peak; raise `_HUM_DB` toward
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-36 if a client still gates the start, lower it for stealth. Generated in the same
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ffmpeg pass (no extra process) and not part of the EBU measurement, so the documented
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loudness/peak targets still hold. Measured: hum 75.0 Hz / -48.0 dBFS, speech onset at
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about 110 ms, final -18.6 LUFS / -3.0 dBFS; `HUM_MS=0` reproduces the previous output
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byte-for-byte.
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loudness/peak targets still hold. The hum is mixed on its own chain and bypasses the
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high-pass/trim chain, so raising `VESKSLOP_TTS_HIGHPASS` (40-400 Hz) never removes it
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(verified at 200 and 400 Hz: still 75.0 Hz / -48.0 dBFS). Measured: hum 75.0 Hz /
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-48.0 dBFS, speech onset at about 110 ms, final -18.6 LUFS / -3.0 dBFS; `HUM_MS=0`
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reproduces the previous output byte-for-byte.
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### Voice IDs
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