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I have examined those tracks like two weeks daily and it looks like the conclusion is that they are really Michael's voice and I am going to prove it today. I am going to upload some of my tweaked samples that I'm sure proves it is Michael singing when you (and also I) thought it is not.
Still some things in the studio people's works only questions me. Because they should be at least very professional.
Like you know, many of those tracks sound like "partly" him and someone else. It looks like the reason is those demo recordings haven't been "in key" wholy or partly. Because some parts in the same song have been finetuned up and some down, it makes some of the parts sound a bit weird. I have to say (honestly, not being rude) they haven't done that tweaking the best way they could. First of all, I don't understand, why they must have finetuned it like too much if you count the change it's just too much averagely. Monster is about a half-steps low and others average (original singing) key is partly even more weird. I would have made it between half-steps. Music is about half-steps but it would have been music still and that way Michael's original singing would have been much more normal sounding.
One of my explanation why they have done so is that probably "Monster" has even meant to pitched like that (like 2000 Watts was), because pitching it up it sounds even so much more real, but "Keep Your Head Up" is even more low in some parts so that I just don't understand.
Other explanation is that Michael have sung some parts completely a cappella without taking the starting note so those kind of recordings you have to finetune if you want them to be in key. You know, if you just start to sing (like Michael does in the beginning of "The Way You Love Me") you just can't be sure if it's exactly tuned.
Another explanation is that probably the song has recorded in two different keys and they have wanted to use parts from both so they have made some kind of a compromise what to do with Michael's voice. I kinda understand that has been probably the only way to make tracks final in the first place, but I say still the tweaking could have been made better. I mean with better tweaking it would have sounded more like Michael. They should have cutted the a cappella into very small parts (like words or parts of the word; I mean still keeping them together) and tweak every part separately. I know it's hard work but that way it would have sounded much more Michael.
Whatever is the explanation I am going to prove today those songs are really Michael. You will hear it.
Still some things in the studio people's works only questions me. Because they should be at least very professional.
Like you know, many of those tracks sound like "partly" him and someone else. It looks like the reason is those demo recordings haven't been "in key" wholy or partly. Because some parts in the same song have been finetuned up and some down, it makes some of the parts sound a bit weird. I have to say (honestly, not being rude) they haven't done that tweaking the best way they could. First of all, I don't understand, why they must have finetuned it like too much if you count the change it's just too much averagely. Monster is about a half-steps low and others average (original singing) key is partly even more weird. I would have made it between half-steps. Music is about half-steps but it would have been music still and that way Michael's original singing would have been much more normal sounding.
One of my explanation why they have done so is that probably "Monster" has even meant to pitched like that (like 2000 Watts was), because pitching it up it sounds even so much more real, but "Keep Your Head Up" is even more low in some parts so that I just don't understand.
Other explanation is that Michael have sung some parts completely a cappella without taking the starting note so those kind of recordings you have to finetune if you want them to be in key. You know, if you just start to sing (like Michael does in the beginning of "The Way You Love Me") you just can't be sure if it's exactly tuned.
Another explanation is that probably the song has recorded in two different keys and they have wanted to use parts from both so they have made some kind of a compromise what to do with Michael's voice. I kinda understand that has been probably the only way to make tracks final in the first place, but I say still the tweaking could have been made better. I mean with better tweaking it would have sounded more like Michael. They should have cutted the a cappella into very small parts (like words or parts of the word; I mean still keeping them together) and tweak every part separately. I know it's hard work but that way it would have sounded much more Michael.
Whatever is the explanation I am going to prove today those songs are really Michael. You will hear it.
