verify-sources

You can verify sources by manually reviewing each track's data for authenticity and accessibility. This process requires human verification to ensure data accuracy, allowing you to document issues and record a verification timestamp before advancing album status.

Human source verification is a manual review process ensuring the authenticity and accessibility of track data before music generation. It involves checking sources, documenting issues, and timestamping the verification date to maintain high data accuracy standards for album creators.

You can record verification dates by applying a timestamp to each track during the manual source review process. This timestamp updates the track files and confirms that human verification occurred on a specific date for accurate album tracking.

Yes, you can identify and document issues found during human source verification. The process allows you to record problems with authenticity or accessibility, updating track files to reflect verification issues before advancing the album status.

Manual source verification is needed before automated music generation to reduce the risk of producing tracks with inaccurate or unverifiable sources. It ensures all data meets a high standard of authenticity and accessibility prior to album creation.

Source verification advances the album status only after all sources are successfully verified. The process updates track files with verification timestamps and issue documentation, moving the album forward once human review confirms data accuracy.