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Shania/Ashlee
Good Morning America "Live" from Nashville anyone?
Give me a T, give me an R, give mean A............... |
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Good Morning America "Live" from Nashville anyone?
How obvious was that? They mimed to the record. No attempt at anything live. --------------------------------------- "I know enough to know I don't know enough" |
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Good Morning America "Live" from Nashville anyone? How obvious was that? They mimed to the record. No attempt at anything live. Pretty obvious. She looked good though. |
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Pretty obvious. She looked good though.
Yes she did. --------------------------------------- "I know enough to know I don't know enough" |
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Good Morning America "Live" from Nashville anyone?
How obvious was that? They mimed to the record. No attempt at anything live. Pretty obvious. She looked good though. And, by gawd, that's what is important! searching for peace, love and quality footwear guido http://www.guidotoons.com http://www.theloniousmoog.com http://www.luckymanclark.com |
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Good Morning America "Live" from Nashville anyone?
How obvious was that? They mimed to the record. No attempt at anything live. Pretty obvious. She looked good though. And, by gawd, that's what is important! well....yeah! |
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Pretty obvious. She looked good though.
And, by gawd, that's what is important! well....yeah! LOL. That is the ONLY redeeming quality she has as an "artist". Maybe we need a new category for anyone the lip syncs live. How about "Original Cast Recording"? Lol... searching for peace, love and quality footwear guido http://www.guidotoons.com http://www.theloniousmoog.com http://www.luckymanclark.com |
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JWelsh3374 wrote: LOL. That is the ONLY redeeming quality she has as an "artist". Maybe we need a new category for anyone the lip syncs live. How about "Original Cast Recording"? Lol... We have air guitar. How about air vocalist? |
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We have air guitar. How about air vocalist?
why not? doesn't it all fall under the category of air head? MM |
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Pretty obvious. She looked good though.
And, by gawd, that's what is important! Is there a ProTools plug-in for that? Photoshop is full of 'em Kevin M. Kelly "There needs to be a 12-step program for us gearheads" |
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Mike Rivers wrote: Pretty obvious. She looked good though. And, by gawd, that's what is important! Is there a ProTools plug-in for that? If you seen any bits of the new Zemeckis movie *Polar Express* you will probably shudder a bit at that comment. The industry is getting near not having to have anyone around, and can sub anyone's voice in for any part. Tom Hanks actually plays 5 of the main characters, and one is a little boy...blew my mind. In fact with the new Vocaloid software I'll bet the voice part is on it's way out too. So bascially...enjoy Ashlee while you can. -- Nathan "Imagine if there were no Hypothetical Situations" |
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The industry is getting near not having to have anyone around, and can sub
anyone's voice in for any part. Tom Hanks actually plays 5 of the main characters, and one is a little boy...blew my mind. In fact with the new Vocaloid software I'll bet the voice part is on it's way out too. I wish I had one of them thar whatchamacallits right now. I'm cutting tracks for "Lucky Man Clark 2" and my voice is, um... shot. (There are those who would argue I could never sing in the first place) These tracks are heavier than the last disc and I used to be able to do this yelling rock stuff pretty easy. Bu-ut... This is the worst it has EVER been for me. And these tunes are relatively EASY to sing! Or used to be... I'll be a-tunin and fixing these damn things for weeks. I suck, but am not trying to present myself as a "singer". So.... I absolutely need the technology. I'm almost 50 and not trying to be a rock star I just wanna cut some groovy toons and sing 'em myself. I have a real problem with this stuff on major label offerings. Acts that use it live don't bother me nearly half as much as the ones that use it on recordings. One could argue you wanna give a great performance every night. For the fans. Power to the people! Hooey. But I'd buy that. It pains me to see posers that could never sing prance around on my TV trying to pass themselves off as "artists", though. It also really bugs me when someone that can actually sing lets/ or is coerced into their label paying some "tuning expert" to tune the track. It sounds like poop and I'd bet the "artist" had no say innit. Apparently just because they can. I know of at least one artist that actually lost their deal over an argument related to tuned vocals...or the desire to NOT have them tuned. The mixes I heard completely killed her very groovy, original country voice. I mean, jeez! Where is the new Aretha? The new McCartney? The new Jagger? Lemme know when I can "plugin" Steven Tyler or Rod Stewart into my computer. They'd be perfect for these new tracks! D'oh!OMG.... an autotune thread has begun!!!! WOOF! searching for peace, love and quality footwear guido http://www.guidotoons.com http://www.theloniousmoog.com http://www.luckymanclark.com |
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I know of at least one artist that actually lost their deal over an argument related to tuned vocals...or the desire to NOT have them tuned. The mixes I heard completely killed her very groovy, original country voice. Rascal Flatts rEwLs! |
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Nathan West wrote in
: If you seen any bits of the new Zemeckis movie *Polar Express* you will probably shudder a bit at that comment. The industry is getting near not having to have anyone around, and can sub anyone's voice in for any part. Tom Hanks actually plays 5 of the main characters, and one is a little boy...blew my mind. In fact with the new Vocaloid software I'll bet the voice part is on it's way out too. For the record, the voice of the boy was overdubbed by Daryl Sabara. |
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I attended the CMA awards in 1990 and I remember 2 things vividly...one was
Reba's hair was so big, on the side-stage monitors all you saw was this great big mass of hair with Reba's face in the exact center. The other was the Pirates of the Mississippi performing with their instrument cables hanging off their straps. The cameramen were skillful at not showing the dangling cables on the broadcast. "RD Jones" wrote in message om... (EggHd) wrote in message ... Good Morning America "Live" from Nashville anyone? How obvious was that? They mimed to the record. No attempt at anything live. --------------------------------------- "I know enough to know I don't know enough" Especially in view of the fact that there was so much local hype and promotion for the "performance" and that ABC was going to "put Nashville on the map" by showing Shania "live". They even had "LIVE" annotated in the upper corner of the screen ! HA! Disappointing to say the least after the outrage over recent lip-syncing on TV. Has TV gotten so generic and cartoonish that we continue to fall for this crap ? Surely there are enough pro soundmen and musicians in Nashville that this could have been done truly live. oh, well .... Makes me wonder if the CMT Outlaws show was mimed, at least Gretchen Wilson's bit. RD "I work with artists who perform Live" |
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JWelsh3374 wrote: I mean, jeez! Where is the new Aretha? The new McCartney? The new Jagger? Considering how much music has been recorded in the 45 years since those people arrived on the scene I think you might understand how little talent of that nature there is. Of course it could be argued that Bono is pretty darn cool. As is Peter Gabriel. And Josh Stone is ripping it up in a slightly Aretha sort of way. SRV was pretty cool too, and had a *voice* of sorts. Honestly I think they are all around us. But to become fully engaged you have to slip into your Teen years again and get that vibe going to imprint the music like it did then. Otherwise you just get to enjoy it now the way our grandparents used to enjoy Bing and the like when *those new singers* came around. Lemme know when I can "plugin" Steven Tyler or Rod Stewart into my computer. -- Nathan "Imagine if there were no Hypothetical Situations" |
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Carey Carlan wrote:
For the record, the voice of the boy was overdubbed by Daryl Sabara. CBS Sunday Morning specifically showed Tom Hanks doing the part in the segment on *Polar Express*. It included scenes of Hanks being wired up with sensors for the virtual tracking as the boy. Is that not true? -- Nathan "Imagine if there were no Hypothetical Situations" |
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Honestly I think they are all around us. But to become fully engaged you
have to slip into your Teen years again and get that vibe going to imprint the music like it did then. Otherwise you just get to enjoy it now the way our grandparents used to enjoy Bing and the like when *those new singers* came around. Chester Whatshisname from Linkin Park. (my teenage son buys the CDs) That boy might be real good some day. I heard somebody compare him to a young Freddy Mercury, which is a big stretch. But he's good, either way. -John O |
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Why not just send your tracks to Rod Stewart and ask him to lay down
the vocals for you? g Naah. The Rod Stewart I was thinking of is apparently deceased. There's some other guy out there now using the name to sing.... STANDARDS!!! Gasp!!!! searching for peace, love and quality footwear guido http://www.guidotoons.com http://www.theloniousmoog.com http://www.luckymanclark.com |
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JWelsh3374 wrote: Naah. The Rod Stewart I was thinking of is apparently deceased. There's some other guy out there now using the name to sing.... STANDARDS!!! Gasp!!!! Yeah, I agree. Pretty pathetic. Of course we all do what we have to in order to make a living. . Apparently he must not have saved/invested his money very well. |
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Pete Dimsman wrote:
Apparently he must not have saved/invested his money very well. Oh christ...maybe the guy just wants to do something different. -- Nathan "Imagine if there were no Hypothetical Situations" |
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Nathan West wrote: Pete Dimsman wrote: Apparently he must not have saved/invested his money very well. Oh christ...maybe the guy just wants to do something different. Sure. If he wants to end his career being the schmaltz king, that is his prerogative. |
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Pete Dimsman wrote:
Sure. If he wants to end his career being the schmaltz king, that is his Just because you didn't like the CD's, and RS didn't live up to what your expectation of his career choices should be, has no bearing on the guys talent or music choices. And He obviously didn't underestimate his audience putting them out as Vol. 1 and 2 have sold over 4 million CD's. I'll bet your career doesn't even begin at the level Rod Stewarts is *ending* (your words) on. -- Nathan "Imagine if there were no Hypothetical Situations" |
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Sure. If he wants to end his career being the schmaltz king, that is his
Just because you didn't like the CD's, and RS didn't live up to what your expectation of his career choices should be, has no bearing on the guys talent or music choices. And He obviously didn't underestimate his audience putting them out as Vol. 1 and 2 have sold over 4 million CD's. I'll bet your career doesn't even begin at the level Rod Stewarts is *ending* (your words) on. I can hear it now.. Rod's manager: "Rod, do you want to sing the way Pete thinks you should or end you career being the Schmaltz King. I need answer NOW!!" Is this how we should picture the situation? John A. Chiara SOS Recording Studio Live Sound Inc. Albany, NY www.sosrecording.net 518-449-1637 |
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Nathan West wrote in :
Carey Carlan wrote: For the record, the voice of the boy was overdubbed by Daryl Sabara. CBS Sunday Morning specifically showed Tom Hanks doing the part in the segment on *Polar Express*. It included scenes of Hanks being wired up with sensors for the virtual tracking as the boy. Is that not true? Absolutely. He performs most of the acting. But the voice is not his. |
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Carey Carlan wrote: Absolutely. He performs most of the acting. But the voice is not his. Ahhh...that makes the scenario even stranger. Nothing will be linked to anything to produce something.g -- Nathan "Imagine if there were no Hypothetical Situations" |
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Blind Joni wrote: I can hear it now.. Rod's manager: "Rod, do you want to sing the way Pete thinks you should or end you career being the Schmaltz King. I need answer NOW!!" Is this how we should picture the situation? Pretty Funny John! -- Nathan "Imagine if there were no Hypothetical Situations" |
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"Mike Rivers wrote:
Is there a ProTools plug-in for that? No, but there's a way for the ugly to compete. You can find a write up on it at the Harmony Central site: http://news.harmony-central.com/Newp/2002/Talent.html -- "It CAN'T be too loud... some of the red lights aren't even on yet!" - Lorin David Schultz in the control room making even bad news sound good (Remove spamblock to reply) |
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I can hear it now..
Rod's manager: "Rod, do you want to sing the way Pete thinks you should or end you career being the Schmaltz King. I need answer NOW!!" Is this how we should picture the situation? Pretty Funny John! Listen to people talk about "choices" and you get some pretty bizarre perspectives..which usually sound completely ridiculous when put into words. "Talk isn't cheap....we cheapen talk." John A. Chiara SOS Recording Studio Live Sound Inc. Albany, NY www.sosrecording.net 518-449-1637 |
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Blind Joni wrote:
I can hear it now.. Rod's manager: "Rod, do you want to sing the way Pete thinks you should or end you career being the Schmaltz King. I need answer NOW!!" Is this how we should picture the situation? Looks like Rod really is a stand up guy! http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/11/1....ap/index.html Rod Stewart ordered to repay $780,000 LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Singer Rod Stewart must repay the $780,000 he accepted as a deposit for a Latin American concert tour that was canceled, a jury ruled Friday. The jury also assessed damages of $1.6 million against Stewart's lawyers and agents at the ICM talent agency for their roles in negotiating a contract for the tour. About $780,000 of the advance was paid before Stewart's associates canceled the tour in mid-January 2002; the money was not returned. Pollack and two other promoters sued. |
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Blind Joni wrote:
I can hear it now.. Rod's manager: "Rod, do you want to sing the way Pete thinks you should or end you career being the Schmaltz King. I need answer NOW!!" Is this how we should picture the situation? Looks like Rod really is a stand up guy! http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/11/1....ap/index.html Rod Stewart ordered to repay $780,000 LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Singer Rod Stewart must repay the $780,000 he accepted as a deposit for a Latin American concert tour that was canceled, a jury ruled Friday. The jury also assessed damages of $1.6 million against Stewart's lawyers and agents at the ICM talent agency for their roles in negotiating a contract for the tour. About $780,000 of the advance was paid before Stewart's associates canceled the tour in mid-January 2002; the money was not returned. Pollack and two other promoters sued. |
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We know Shania can sing well. Last night on CMT there was an "unplugged" hour with Alison Krause and Union Station backing her up. If you saw the biography on CMT from at least five years ago (still repeating), it has her blowing the top off "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" by herself at age 22. Most of her songs don't use most of her range. Mr. Lang knows what will sell, the auto tune is dialed in to the point of her voice sounding like a cheesy synthesizer, and she is still selling millions of CDs. He does know what will sell, and I must admit she looks damn good. |
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We know Shania can sing well. Last night on CMT there was an "unplugged" hour with Alison Krause and Union Station backing her up. If you saw the biography on CMT from at least five years ago (still repeating), it has her blowing the top off "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" by herself at age 22. Most of her songs don't use most of her range. Mr. Lang knows what will sell, the auto tune is dialed in to the point of her voice sounding like a cheesy synthesizer, and she is still selling millions of CDs. He does know what will sell, and I must admit she looks damn good. |
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"meandeanmachine" wrote in message om... We know Shania can sing well. Last night on CMT there was an "unplugged" hour with Alison Krause and Union Station backing her up. If you saw the biography on CMT from at least five years ago (still repeating), it has her blowing the top off "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" by herself at age 22. Most of her songs don't use most of her range. Mr. Lang knows what will sell, the auto tune is dialed in to the point of her voice sounding like a cheesy synthesizer, and she is still selling millions of CDs. He does know what will sell, and I must admit she looks damn good. Quite true. She looks so good that I'm almost willing to listen to country music just to see her. Almost! Norm Strong |
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"meandeanmachine" wrote in message om... We know Shania can sing well. Last night on CMT there was an "unplugged" hour with Alison Krause and Union Station backing her up. If you saw the biography on CMT from at least five years ago (still repeating), it has her blowing the top off "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" by herself at age 22. Most of her songs don't use most of her range. Mr. Lang knows what will sell, the auto tune is dialed in to the point of her voice sounding like a cheesy synthesizer, and she is still selling millions of CDs. He does know what will sell, and I must admit she looks damn good. Quite true. She looks so good that I'm almost willing to listen to country music just to see her. Almost! Norm Strong |
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"normanstrong" wrote in message news:mKrld.333873$wV.3159@attbi_s54... Quite true. She looks so good that I'm almost willing to listen to country music just to see her. Almost! You don't have to listen to country music for that, as she doesn't do country music. Same as over half the stuff on so-called country radio nowadays. Hal Laurent Baltimore |
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