jatojo
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This is what we see more and more of at Eurovision:
https://youtu.be/YHJ4pL7U0Po?si=KV3_BhVyo7sG1RE4
Instead of giving up on everything, I think we should have rules about the vocals in live performances since Eurovision is mainly about live performances. Obviously, to most viewers, it's hard to hear if a vocal is truly perfect, or if it's just one out of several pre-recorded vocal tracks.
As you can see in the video above, you need to do a lot of analysis to find out what a song consists of. And I'm often in doubt as to what I'm listening to at Melfest, at NMGP, and at Eurovision. In my opinion the rule should be: Live backing vocals are allowed, pre-recorded backing vocals are not. And of course, any kind of auto tune (correction of pitch deviation) must be banned.
The losers - if this is not implemented - will be the singers who makes an error or two on stage and are ridiculed for it. While another singer who makes just as many errors, doesn't get the same criticism because the mistakes are obscurred and very few people noticed them.
Basically, I just want a transparent competition. If it was all about "good sound" with no irregularities, I would watch Eurovision with considerably less interest.
https://youtu.be/YHJ4pL7U0Po?si=KV3_BhVyo7sG1RE4
Instead of giving up on everything, I think we should have rules about the vocals in live performances since Eurovision is mainly about live performances. Obviously, to most viewers, it's hard to hear if a vocal is truly perfect, or if it's just one out of several pre-recorded vocal tracks.
As you can see in the video above, you need to do a lot of analysis to find out what a song consists of. And I'm often in doubt as to what I'm listening to at Melfest, at NMGP, and at Eurovision. In my opinion the rule should be: Live backing vocals are allowed, pre-recorded backing vocals are not. And of course, any kind of auto tune (correction of pitch deviation) must be banned.
The losers - if this is not implemented - will be the singers who makes an error or two on stage and are ridiculed for it. While another singer who makes just as many errors, doesn't get the same criticism because the mistakes are obscurred and very few people noticed them.
Basically, I just want a transparent competition. If it was all about "good sound" with no irregularities, I would watch Eurovision with considerably less interest.
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