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Posted by Dmatrox on Dec-03-2003 01:45:

Dunno Andain can't sing

I finally got to listen to Tiesto @ Arnhem, its a great great set, but when Andain comes on, she can't sing very well, her voice is shaky and all, but it does sound like her. Whats the deal here? Summer calling, beautiful things are great songs, but is it computer altered?


Posted by heaven scent on Dec-03-2003 01:50:

most live acts can't very well - Iio, Jan Johnson and Marcella Woods have all been crap when I've seen them. Jess from Motorcycle was 'okay' at the NEC, but not amazing


Posted by mcdpitt on Dec-03-2003 02:41:

i remember thinking the exact same thing...i kinda sucks when i listen to that set i have to skip all the andain songs (which i normally love) because her voice is just awful


Posted by webmeister on Dec-03-2003 02:56:

Ever sung in front of a group of people? Get a bit nervous?

Well multiply that by 25,000. Singing in front of a live audience isn't easy, especially a live audience that big directly in front of you.

The other problem is that she is singing over the the vinyl copy, not a dubbed karaoke version, meaning that her original vocals can still be heard. So when she *slightly* misses a note, it sounds horrific because the tones clash (as the difference in pitch between two notes gets closer, the discord becomes worse). Your average pop star, or someone singing the national anthem at the football doesn't have this problem.

Then again, most people just lip-sync anyway....


Posted by Dmatrox on Dec-03-2003 03:22:

quote:
Ever sung in front of a group of people? Get a bit nervous?

Well multiply that by 25,000. Singing in front of a live audience isn't easy, especially a live audience that big directly in front of you.

The other problem is that she is singing over the the vinyl copy, not a dubbed karaoke version, meaning that her original vocals can still be heard. So when she *slightly* misses a note, it sounds horrific because the tones clash (as the difference in pitch between two notes gets closer, the discord becomes worse). Your average pop star, or someone singing the national anthem at the football doesn't have this problem.


Her voice was shakey, probably nervous. The thing is, it messes up the set. I seen on some of those mtv award shows when others singing over a copy and its not bad.

Actually, right now as im typing im listening to part 2 of the set around 53 mins and its jan johnston singing over skydive It sounds very very good Then again, jan's had some practice with this tune anyways

I love this set: Dj Tiesto - In Concert Gelredome Arnhem (Holland) 05-11-03


Posted by Digital Aura on Dec-03-2003 03:26:

Smiling Frog source of pain?

Dmatrox...where did you find this set to listen to? Was it streamed? Or did you buy it? I'd like to hear it...


Posted by Dmatrox on Dec-03-2003 03:29:

I got it from the *ahem* you know Do you know the *ahem* place, or if you dont, i can send it to you on MSN, if you have MSN you can PM me your email, and i can upload it to you or something.


Posted by webmeister on Dec-03-2003 03:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Dmatrox
Her voice was shakey, probably nervous. The thing is, it messes up the set. I seen on some of those mtv award shows when others singing over a copy and its not bad.


The difference with those MTV award shows is that they're probably not singing at all, just pretending. Or they're singing but the microphone isn't turned on


Posted by Dmatrox on Dec-03-2003 03:41:

did you listen to the jan johnston part? wow.

and about award shows. sometimes they do lip sink, sometimes they dont and you know it because it sounds different.


Posted by SuperFarStucker on Dec-03-2003 04:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Dmatrox
did you listen to the jan johnston part? wow.

and about award shows. sometimes they do lip sink, sometimes they dont and you know it because it sounds different.


So care to explain the procedure for lip sinking to me? I'm a *bit* confused...


Posted by Dmatrox on Dec-03-2003 04:02:

quote:
Originally posted by SuperFarStucker
So care to explain the procedure for lip sinking to me? I'm a *bit* confused...


sure. lip sinking is just pretending you are singing by moving your lips to the words but not actually singing.


Posted by SuperFarStucker on Dec-03-2003 04:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Dmatrox
sure. lip sinking is just pretending you are singing by moving your lips to the words but not actually singing.

wow.. that was funny.. I was just knocking on you because you misspelled it.. lip syncing is the term you're looking for i believe.


Posted by Dmatrox on Dec-03-2003 04:14:

quote:
Originally posted by SuperFarStucker
wow.. that was funny.. I was just knocking on you because you misspelled it.. lip syncing is the term you're looking for i believe.


ive been spelling it lip sinking all these years and no one said anything?

thanks, i didnt know it was "lip syncing"


Posted by arj1o1 on Dec-03-2003 08:35:

maybe nervous for a crowd of 30000


Posted by MadMats on Dec-03-2003 09:56:

Ive heard a liverecording of Mavie Marcos singing 'Make Me' and she sounds like a abused donkey..

but she sing like a god in the studio though guess thats just the way she is.. (hope she doesnt read this lol shes registred here)


Posted by waXology on Dec-03-2003 10:17:

to me it sounded like she mimed the tiesto in concert set ?


Posted by Clyde77 on Dec-03-2003 11:07:

voice enhancements :P gabriel and dresden are good with this :P, imnot sying its a bad thing, and also its good to play around with the vocals n sht, and layering themm


Posted by Civic on Dec-03-2003 18:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Clyde77
voice enhancements :P gabriel and dresden are good with this :P, imnot sying its a bad thing, and also its good to play around with the vocals n sht, and layering themm


i heared that the quality from a vocal in a finished track 90% comes from the voice from the singer and just the rest is how good the producer can "fake" with computers.... i think she was just very nervous @ Tiesto in Concert and she had no monitor speaker !


Posted by Digital Aura on Dec-03-2003 19:36:

Party Hat nah...

I don't think that excuse really flies...sure there's some butterflies and jitters, but professionals can still pull off some great vocals...
Professionals "never let you see 'em sweat". That's what seperates the best from the mediochre cough* Jan *cough


Posted by DSmalls on Dec-03-2003 19:55:

yeah, but most of them aren't professional 'performing' artists... they're not in bands that put on concerts. They record in studios for EDM productions and attempt to do live PAs for icing on the cake, although they usually sound bad. And, can we really compare any to Jan?

As far as MTV bullshit is concerned... anybody who's dancing as they 'sing' is syncing...


Posted by rowanlove on Dec-03-2003 20:05:

Can someone tell me how to hear this? Have you seen the performance on Tiesto's DVD?


Posted by Sean Walsh on Dec-03-2003 20:38:

I thought Jan Johnston was awesome in that set; she obviously has perfect pitch whereas the other girls do not.

As others here have mentioned, nerves obviously play a pretty big part. Not having perfect pitch also plays a big part. There are sadly very few professional singers that do have perfect pitch.


Posted by DjGrl2000 on Dec-03-2003 22:19:

It's amazing what studio magic can do for ones voice. It's a shame to hear that Jan Johnson can't sing live....I love her voice


Posted by Digital Aura on Dec-03-2003 22:25:

Arrow ...good point!

quote:
anybody who's dancing as they 'sing' is syncing

I always wondered if, shall we say, Britney Spears was really that athletic that she could flail like a freak and not lose any breath whilst singing!


I guess I never wanted to believe lip-syncing was used outside of "making videos"... is it just me who thinks that this "cheapens" the whole experience???


Posted by Dmatrox on Dec-04-2003 00:25:

quote:
Originally posted by DjGrl2000
It's amazing what studio magic can do for ones voice. It's a shame to hear that Jan Johnson can't sing live....I love her voice


You must be kidding, jan johnson is amazing live. download part 2 of the set and listen to around 53mins



quote:
I always wondered if, shall we say, Britney Spears was really that athletic that she could flail like a freak and not lose any breath whilst singing!


singers that dance on stage and sing can do so because they train for it by running on a treadmill and talking without stumbling. it was on tv.


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