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Lip Syncing

Fruitbat1919Fruitbat1919
in Other

I've just seen a youtube short regarding Taylor Swift lip syncing. The premise seemed to come across as 'she is saving her voice to do many long shows' and that it's a perfectly acceptable, almost professional thing to do.

Have I been under a rock for too many years as I can no longer go to live shows, or is this a commonly done thing now? Or has it always been? I'm damn sure some of the live shows I've been to in my youth, they were quite obviously singing live as at least sometimes they struggled to hit certain notes.

O and I'm no Taylor Swift fan. Couldn't even name one of her songs.

Comments

  • KrupaKrupa

    One massive show that I worked on a while back used a combination of some live singing, and tons of perfect studio takes, with an engineer dedicated to live mixing them in and out to get the best possible vocal mix alongside the frenetic stage action. Absolutely incredible work to see happen, constantly many times a day during rehearsals, an insane amount of attention to detail goes into these big ticket shows.

  • sevenapesevenape
    edited July 9

    @Fruitbat1919 said:
    I've just seen a youtube short regarding Taylor Swift lip syncing. The premise seemed to come across as 'she is saving her voice to do many long shows' and that it's a perfectly acceptable, almost professional thing to do.

    Have I been under a rock for too many years as I can no longer go to live shows, or is this a commonly done thing now? Or has it always been? I'm damn sure some of the live shows I've been to in my youth, they were quite obviously singing live as at least sometimes they struggled to hit certain notes.

    O and I'm no Taylor Swift fan. Couldn't even name one of her songs.

    All the gigs I've ever been to have been live singing, except maybe , there was a scandal that Jesus Jones were lip syncing at Reading Festival 1989, but Mike Edwards the singer claimed it was a very windy day and his voice was being blown around...

    Just saw Fontaines DC 2 weeks ago and all the vocals were obviously live.

    But then I don't go to taylor swift type concerts I guess.

  • Fruitbat1919Fruitbat1919

    @sevenape said:

    @Fruitbat1919 said:
    I've just seen a youtube short regarding Taylor Swift lip syncing. The premise seemed to come across as 'she is saving her voice to do many long shows' and that it's a perfectly acceptable, almost professional thing to do.

    Have I been under a rock for too many years as I can no longer go to live shows, or is this a commonly done thing now? Or has it always been? I'm damn sure some of the live shows I've been to in my youth, they were quite obviously singing live as at least sometimes they struggled to hit certain notes.

    O and I'm no Taylor Swift fan. Couldn't even name one of her songs.

    All the gigs I've ever been to have been live singing, except maybe , there was a scandal that Jesus Jones were lip syncing at Reading Festival 1989, but Mike Edwards the singer claimed it was a very windy day and his voice was being blown around...

    Just saw Fontaines DC 2 weeks ago and all the vocals were obviously live.

    But then I don't go to taylor swift type concerts I guess.

    ‘Voice was being blown around’ love that….made me laugh

  • sevenapesevenape

    @sevenape said:

    @Fruitbat1919 said:
    I've just seen a youtube short regarding Taylor Swift lip syncing. The premise seemed to come across as 'she is saving her voice to do many long shows' and that it's a perfectly acceptable, almost professional thing to do.

    Have I been under a rock for too many years as I can no longer go to live shows, or is this a commonly done thing now? Or has it always been? I'm damn sure some of the live shows I've been to in my youth, they were quite obviously singing live as at least sometimes they struggled to hit certain notes.

    O and I'm no Taylor Swift fan. Couldn't even name one of her songs.

    All the gigs I've ever been to have been live singing, except maybe , there was a scandal that Jesus Jones were lip syncing at Reading Festival 1989, but Mike Edwards the singer claimed it was a very windy day and his voice was being blown around...

    Just saw Fontaines DC 2 weeks ago and all the vocals were obviously live.

    But then I don't go to taylor swift type concerts I guess.

    ok so youtube managed to prove that it was live :disappointed:

  • sevenapesevenape

    @Fruitbat1919 said:

    @sevenape said:

    @Fruitbat1919 said:
    I've just seen a youtube short regarding Taylor Swift lip syncing. The premise seemed to come across as 'she is saving her voice to do many long shows' and that it's a perfectly acceptable, almost professional thing to do.

    Have I been under a rock for too many years as I can no longer go to live shows, or is this a commonly done thing now? Or has it always been? I'm damn sure some of the live shows I've been to in my youth, they were quite obviously singing live as at least sometimes they struggled to hit certain notes.

    O and I'm no Taylor Swift fan. Couldn't even name one of her songs.

    All the gigs I've ever been to have been live singing, except maybe , there was a scandal that Jesus Jones were lip syncing at Reading Festival 1989, but Mike Edwards the singer claimed it was a very windy day and his voice was being blown around...

    Just saw Fontaines DC 2 weeks ago and all the vocals were obviously live.

    But then I don't go to taylor swift type concerts I guess.

    ‘Voice was being blown around’ love that….made me laugh

    hahah yeah... as if no one else played that day

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