The Warning Live in Tijuana (Tecate Península) 2022 | Mayday Tour 

Poor thing. That kit without a cage, didn't know what hit it.

LoL

really? I've never heard anyone criticize Ale's movements on all of the videos I've watched so far...

@@down-the-rabbit-hole I’ve read negative comments like she needs to hire a choreographer, or that her little dance looks weird, mostly coming from Spanish speaking women.

@@madmex123 he visto alguno de esos comentarios, pero son tres o cuatro entre miles, no nos fijemos en ellos.

@@madmex123 yeah? Some Audio Engineer said that Ale is the most reserved but the most animated from them. And what I know about playing bass, it’s heavier than any solo guitar or sitting on a little thing and hitting the shit out of the drum set. Which to be honest not easy at all. And her movements are not made by a choreographer, she moves as she feels without following any script.

@@p.gabrielguirao14 Tienes razón. Somos mas los que apreciamos a la banda tal y como son.

Por ver a Ale enfrente me pasó una semana enfrente sin comer !!

It’s so strong and so gorgeous, you can’t take eyes off of her!!

Earlier this year I had a chance to see them in that coffee house in Chicago, but I couldn't get off work. I really missed something.

ur grandchild is so cute, i know TW are a big inspiration to new generation of women!!

@@the.antihero0 Thank You.

It's not because they turned up Ale's volume... It's because this was recorded in front of the speakers where Ale has a stronger output. It's always been that way. stand on the left side near the front and Ale sound overpowers... If you stand on the right front side of the stage then Dany overpowers... If you want the best sound mix as the crowd hears them then you need to stand center stage a bit back.... the sound you get will also depend on what direction you point you phone.

@@awadoma2702 Nope, I've literally seen thousands of concert video during the last 5 years of The Warning, the only other time you can really hear Ale is if she was singing lead. They don't use traditional monitors on the stage the use I(NEarz monitors so you won't hear Ale's or Dany's mix just their instruments from the cabinets behind them if you were close enough to the stage. The PA is the mix of all the mics combined at the main console. The sound engineer controls the levels, meaning he'll turn down mics if they are not being used to cut down on feed back and unwanted noises like breathing. It makes no sense to focus Ale on one side and Dany on the other. That would mean half the audience would not hear what the other side was hearing and vise versa. The engineer would raise the levels of of each just slightly to give a stereo effect but backing vocals and other tracks that give the music ambience would be mixed evenly on both sides of the stage

As per usual Ale, Tau and Dany are smashing it up wherever they go.

@@MaddogJones You go Mad Dog. Ill buy that. By the way. I miss you off the wall posts you used to put out on Patreon back in the day.

@@jlow3957 I still post some whacky stuff and still get myself in trouble. But it's all in fun and never mean spirited. I also like to push buttons and get people going especially if the fight back... LoL!!! Drop by and say hi dome time.

She then requested for her mic volume to be lowered and when they did, they lowered it to much. Just a bit to low, but still getting better. The bass volume was amazing.

@@randymarple9830 , Musicians on a stage can't hear how the band sounds in front of the stage. The musicians got their own sound on stage, which are an mix of the actual sounds on stage and the monitor setup used. If you see people on a stage signaling somethng turned up og doun, is about the mix in their monitors. Each musician have an personal prefered monitor mix, which do not sound like what the crowd are hearing.

@@westmus Maybe, but after the first song and her request to lower the mic volume, you could barely hear her in the beginning of the second song. It was increased eventually, but still a little soft in my opinion.

That’s because she’s sooo gorgeous, it’s like a model playing the bass!!!

👀👍

Creo que él es del equipo de las chicas, no estoy muy seguro, pero tendría sentido.

@@alexis_laiho94 NO.

Didn't see that when it happened, had to go back to the minute and second you specified it happened here, saw it a couple of times cause it was funny, poor Ale but fortunately it was just a tiny trip and she took it with humor!😂🤣.......she was prepping to trip and fall during the first show of their Mexican tour with Muse back in January this year🤭😂🤣.

Her fall at the MUSE concert was HARD. Much more jolting when you can't brace your fall with your arms. She really hit hard on her butt and I was surprised she didn't have some disc damage. I fell like that and compressed 2 disc and 10 years later I am still in constant pain. @@RoyAksnes

Muchos de la banda de tijuana ya tenemos los pases, nos vemos en monterrey

En serio? Hay otros dos conciertos donde se escucha perfecto, el bajo de Alejandra.

@@abby3734 ok pásatelos Abby por favor

@@fabriciomunoz72 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--fEXk6eZ4ww.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-53da537jryc.html Uno es en Phoenix, le abren a Halestorm y el otro, es un concierto de ellas.

@@abby3734 muchas gracias eres muy amable Abby cuídate !☺️👍🏼

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Es porque no has visto mucho de sus conciertos.

Cierto.

It’s nice to have a different mix. This sounds cool!!

Because of Ale's awesome playing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

live performance there just sound fine..

Esta difícil, queda muy lejos.. Sorry Erick 🙏

Que raro, usualmente es al revés jajaja