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CultOfByron 08:35 am UTC 05/12/10 |
| In reply to: | re: Can someone explain? - AndrewG 06:14 am UTC 05/12/10 |
| I remember a kind of marketing video that came out around the time of (I believe) the Albert Hall show a couple of years ago where Notion was used to augment the live band (with synthesised orchestra instruments) I also noticed that during the X-Factor last year (don't ask me why I was watching that... morbid curiosity I guess :p) when the contestants sung at the very start of the show and were a little too pitch perfect... this could have been a backing track but I doubt they would have been THAT good at lipsynching! My point? Well, that audio processing software has got VERY sophisticated in the last few years without making everyone sound like Peter Frampton's Amazing Singing Guitar, although in some genres it remains the dominant vocal paradigm. The tools are there to provide Meat with a better live voice, although I can understand why he might resist using them. > What I'm curious about his how the hell they are managing > to get him to sound so good on the new albums (Bat 3 and > HCTB). I do a bit of home recording and sure with a bit of > reverb / limiting / delay / pitch correction your voice > does sound better but with Meat it just sounds like the > vocal tracks were recorded 15 years ago. Have they got a > time machine they are not telling us about? How can they > do so much with ProTools? > Even the little clips Meat's PA posted on YouTube of him > singing in the studio last summer sound nowhere near as > good as how it sounds on the album. > When the vocals keep getting better on the album and > getting worse live you lose a lot of credit with me. I'm > sorry... > > > Can someone explain Meats singing problem please? > > Technically or from a medical poiunt of view. I just donīt > > understand - really! I mean, I donīt expect him to hit all > > those high notes live. I can understand that this might be > > a problem when you get older. But what I canīt figure out > > is his out of tune style all the way through a song!? Even > > in the slow and lower passages he sounds terrible most of > > the time when heīs trying it live. What is the problem? > > Why does it often seem heīs only able to sing only one > > note when there should be many different ones? I really > > donīt uunderstand this. > > > > Thanks. | |
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