Why do artists sound so different live?

Why do artists sound so different live?

Why Does Singing Sound So Different Live from Studio? Energy is a big difference; singing by yourself is a lot different from singing in front of an audience. There are also different vocal techniques when comparing live and studio work. Also, people tend to have more practice in professional or home-based studios.

Why do singers sound different?

It’s because when you speak you hear your own voice in two different ways. Greg Foot explains all. The first is through vibrating sound waves hitting your ear drum, the way other people hear your voice. The second way is through vibrations inside your skull set off by your vocal chords.

Why do some songs sound better live?

The simple reason is that Vinyl is an Analog medium, meaning an exact imprint of the sound as recorded, whereas MP3s are Digital, an approximation translated through a computer. So, if Vinyl is good, how does being in the same room with a performance compare?

Do good singers think they sound bad?

Most people abhor, but can become accustomed to and comfortable with, the actual tone of their own voices, for reasons stated by other Quorans. Most professional singers also generally hear more what’s wrong with their recorded performances than what’s right with them, like normal people do.

Why don’t concerts sound as good as they could?

So here are five reasons why I think concerts don’t sound as good as they could: 1. The vocal isn’t featured. The vocalist is usually the main reason why we’re there. Mix it so we can hear and understand it, please. 2. Over-reliance on subwoofers.

What was your experience with Motorhead like at a concert?

Back in the 80s at a Rush concert, a young guy behind us vomited in our laps. Ca. 1980 Motorhead. Unforgettable experience. A complete audio onslaught. The presence of this band was amazing, like they were in your face.

Where did you go to concerts in NYC before they closed?

I used to go to the Lone Star Cafe, CBGBs, Bottom Line and other clubs in NYC before they shut down. Saw Elvis Costello, Talking Heads, Roy Orbison, James Brown and on and on. Are those concerts? Standing at a bar with a beer 8 feet from the stage with any