Reading the tracker
Key
Every version carries a few labels. This is what they mean.
How much exists
How much of a version is known to be circulating. The gauge fills from a snippet up to the original file.
- Original file
- The original entire file of a song is avaliable.
- Full
- The entire song is available, but not the original file.
- Partial
- More than a minute of the song is available.
- Snippet
- Less than a minute of the song is available.
- Circulating
- A copy is known to circulate, but how complete it is has not been documented.
- Not circulating
- No audio of this version is known to be in circulation.
Unheard, but known
For versions nobody has heard, how solid the evidence is that they exist.
- Confirmed to exist
- The song is unavailable, but has been confirmed to exist by people who have worked with Martin Garrix.
- Rumoured
- The song is unavailable, but has been said to exist by reputable people within the leak community. Please take with a grain of salt.
Quality
The quality of the best copy known.
- Lossless
- Raw audio data, usually from leaked stems or sessions. Useful for audio editing, but not noticeably different to CD Quality.
- CD quality
- Anything around 320kbps. Not a noticeable difference to Lossless quality.
- High quality
- Anything greater than or equal to 128kbps (YouTube quality) and less than 320kbps.
- Low quality
- Anything in-between Abysmal and High Quality. Noticeably worse than High Quality or CD Quality.
- Recording
- A non-digital copy is available. Usually live performances or someone playing the song.
Type
What kind of recording a version is.
- Demo
- Demo of an unreleased or throwaway track.
- Ref track
- A track someone makes that isn't intended for themselves, but rather to be used as a reference for someone else
- OG
- Original Version of a released or mostly finished track.
- Throwaway
- A completed track that was never released.
- Production
- Unreleased song with Martin Garrix production, but no Martin Garrix vocals.
- Feature
- Throwaway where Martin Garrix is just a feature.
- Remix
- Unreleased or unavailable remix by someone notable.
- Unknown type
- We just don't know what it is. Usually only applies to Ref Tracks, Throwaways, and OGs.
- Other
- Does not fit with any of the other types of leaks listed here.
- Album track
- Confirmed track for an unreleased album, this means it was not removed from the main sequence.
Highlights
Marks added by the editors of the community trackers.
- Best Of
- Standout entries, picked by the editors of the community trackers.
- Grail
- The most wanted songs that have not surfaced in full.