CrossClear · English catalogue
All … English covers in CrossClear, sorted by a single question: can you sing along to it? Every one of them was asked for its vocal track, one by one, at the endpoint that serves it. … answer. The other … don't, and not all for the same reason.
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How this is measured. Start from the CrossClear master list and keep the songs marked
language: en. Each one is asked for its vocal track at
/admin/api/cross-clear/migration/songs/{id}/audio: if it returns the wav, it plays; if it
returns a 404, it doesn't. Failures are retried a second time before being written off.
The four states. Plays: the vocal wav is in our S3 and the endpoint serves it.
Silent: mirroredFullSong: true claims it was copied, but the file isn't there — the
flag lies, which is why checking the record isn't enough. Never mirrored: the vendor has the
vocals (fullSong: true) and the mirror never fetched them; re-running the copy fixes it.
Karaoke only: Sybersound has no vocals for that song, so there is nothing to recover — expected,
not a defect.
Durations are approximate, derived from the wav's file size assuming 44.1 kHz / 16-bit / stereo. Good enough to spot absurdly short or long files, not an exact figure.
The stars come from track.coverReview on the covers that already have a record.
Only covers that play can be rated, since they are the only ones anyone can judge.
The record and audio links need an admin session in SingIt.