Set up taiko at home.  Trying to quickly write the "lead" part for Build 1 by tomorrow.

Chalking this up to "composition" (as opposed to "nagado") because there's no skill practice involved.

Created "composition" category to allow for tracking time spent composing.  Use this category when working on paper or otherwise not using any instrument technique.

Shower aha moment!  "Jiuchi" shouldn't be applied to a specific player or players.  It's much more empowering to think of it as a concept: what part of the music is most helpful to pull everyone together.  In Distracted Driving, the jiuchi will move between the nagado, the aux. instruments, and the Octatrack.  Perhaps there are four main concepts for the players: "lead", "jiuchi", "color", and "disappear".

Play 4/4 cram session at the hotel.