reibish
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Something that I have always wondered about with performers who use backing tracks for shows:
Why on earth don't they ever record a fresh vocal for it? To me that is the cheating part. I was surprised that not even Michael did this. It's always so very clear when he's not even mixing his live voice with the backup, but that it's literally the same one that went onto the album. It would create an illusion if they had a fresh vocal that was also a bit more rough and raw that sounded like he was dancing with it...am I making sense? Like, we're fans, we listen to this ALL THE TIME, we know every nuance and frequency in the track, so of course we'll recognize original vocal tracks.
Not a criticism, like FFFFUUUUU MIKE, just something I've always wondered.
Why on earth don't they ever record a fresh vocal for it? To me that is the cheating part. I was surprised that not even Michael did this. It's always so very clear when he's not even mixing his live voice with the backup, but that it's literally the same one that went onto the album. It would create an illusion if they had a fresh vocal that was also a bit more rough and raw that sounded like he was dancing with it...am I making sense? Like, we're fans, we listen to this ALL THE TIME, we know every nuance and frequency in the track, so of course we'll recognize original vocal tracks.
Not a criticism, like FFFFUUUUU MIKE, just something I've always wondered.