MAPHRA Lands Hard Rock Hit With Cover Of Bring Me The Horizon’s “Doomed”

Jack Ehrler opinion is trashMedia: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia4.giphy.com%2Fmedia%2Fv1.Y2lkPTEyMGMwMTQ3ZWRtanZqdTRsd3VsbGpnc2YzeXhnYm41ZmlqM3Fwbzl4Z3JrdHlmdiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n%2F6OPbJtEDdy824%2Fgiphy.gif&h=AT4dYDFNSZzU_4WY11hEgtCTiB2_rU7QTtoHojs7iCHAh2BzrycJHK7HNxqpw7muZwxSN28rNoGuwVkVaSJnXvdL_P5PO8hcJrsW88IGd5L-i_hDWqPJMePHOVPLY3OH&s=1

Jack Ehrler can u prove the lip syncing?

Jack Ehrler can u point out where in the song that lip syncing is obvious? Genuine question

Marvin Garrison is need to watch the video again but there are a good handful of times where she changes the pitch of the word she’s singing with mouth movements that wouldn’t have that effect regardless of what she does with the inside of the mouth or throat

Marvin Garrison vocal coaches wont bash or talk poorly about others. They also watch trends to stay relevant

Phillip Yentis It’s not a matter of opinion, every syllable of every line has been melodyned bare minimum, screams and whatnot are punched likely with additional effects. The main issue here is the fact it’s advertised to be remotely live. The entire thing is tuned to 440hz snapping each note pretty much to the zero cent with little variation.

Shianne Dawn I was a session singer for years and teach voice. Over time you can hear when notes are snapped to the zero cent via pitch correction software.

With voice, notes don’t work like a piano which operates on hitting notes at the 0 cent, there’s dozens of different cents between notes, humans hit one of those when singing but almost never 0. If you pull up the best studio acapella cuts of all time you will always see this using software like melodyne.

You can hear how the notes unnaturally shift to make sure they hit that frequency. The right producer could analyze the pitches with the right software and confirm what my ear is hearing visually. The pitch correction isn’t as intense on the lower parts, likely they allowed for less zero cent “accuracy” however when she starts ascending said editing becomes more aggressive and obvious.

You can also spot where a new take kicks in, specifically around the heavy vocal fry parts, none of that is a continuous take.

Shianne Dawn It’s commonplace in the industry, I would say a majority of videos you believe are actually live are not. Even most singing competitions, America’s got talent, American Idol, all of them typically are pre-recorded or at the very least there is some sort of pitch correction done in post

You could choose the best studio performances that existed before digital pitch correcting and you won’t see them hitting the zero cent, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Queen, it doesn’t matter you will not see them snapping to the grid like that.

One of the most disappointing elements of this kind of fakery is the fact that people are becoming conditioned to believe this is human and therefore they become almost turned off by actually live singing.

A lot of great performers from decades past would probably not succeed if they put out the performances they did back in the day unless they were touched up.

People don’t realize they are being slowly conditioned to prefer digitally assisted vocals versus the real thing.

For reference Charlie puth recently did a heavily pitch corrected national anthem and no one noticed But yet when somebody actually tries it without fakery, a lot of the time average Americans hate them.

It becomes a damned if you do damned if you don’t situation. Sometimes with a popular artist they don’t even have a say in the matter, record labels don’t want to risk their investment by having people erroneously think it’s bad so they’re going to run it through post-processing

This however is notably assisted, more than a typical performance specifically in the higher parts.

I could break this down with video examples of what the industry standard now sounds like versus great performing back in the day that was actually live. There are levels of human inaccuracy that a lot of people nowadays would claim was bad even though it was simply within the realm of natural human error in an otherwise great performance.

These days? If it’s high def, multicam footage or in this instance a overly dramatized video of somebody in front of a condenser microphone? You could bet it’s going to be edited even before listening to it.

I watched like 95 percent of them haha

Madison Deyoe from what I saw they are all produced sound quality