@@xMtF54x you hear Reverb. There were too many flaws vocally here for there to be auto tune. Reverb can in some cases give an illusion of auto tune though. I respect them for wanting to be as close the album as possible.
@@jessicazanca3658 first, its not called auto tune, is a pitch correction tool. And there is a pitch correction being used here, probably set between micro and semitones at a lower speed, so you can barely spot that classic "autotune" sound. Not to take away from the performance, he has to hit the notes almost spot on to use pitch correction the way they're using here
Color me impressed. A number of bands let me down because the vocalist couldn't hit the same notes live. Hearing him sound as good live as he does on the radio is worthy of respect.
First time seeing a gig i've been to uploaded here! I had never really listened to Bad Omens before this gig, but now am a big fan of them, they absolutely killed that set
Ahh man SOO gutted I missed them! I was just getting into Bad Omens and they played near me...God knows when they'll be in the UK again and playing in Notts....barely any good bands play here 😞
I know where you're coming from, but that's the awesome part from Rock/Metal music, it is usually very raw, which means the final product in studios vs live concerts are very similar. But, if you do wanna compare, in the studio version he is not losing breath, while in this live version you can hear his breathing and sighs.
Yeah smartphones wuhuuuu .... i see samsung and iphone.. maybe thats a google pixel there... what? its about the music? i thought this was a phone commercial.
Its more about how long people film and how far they raise their phones. I also make some fotos and film some shorts.. but i always hold the phone as low as possible to not disturb people behind me.
The hardest thing for an artist to do is NOT compare oneself with another artist. @noahsebastian4365, thanks for the ultimate challenge. I'd say stop singing because you're ruining it for the rest of us, but damn it your vocals are like the songs of sirens.
