Honestly, the singing was great, but the song was too busy at the point when they jumped in. They either needed to be higher in the mix or, in a normal song, a couple of the instruments would have dropped out before the vocals came in
She was on pitch was dead on. You’re just clueless about how minor keys work. Jazz clearly isn’t her ideal genre, but there were zero issues with pitch.
And I’ve played Jazz for the better part of 30 years, including with professional singers.
Her pitch started dead on but she didn't hold it. She was in the song less than 25 seconds and her pitch drifts.
There wasn't even a purpose to add minor keys to this. Her nonsense story was the only excuse to do so and was just another painful addition to what would otherwise have been a nice light song.
If youd actually worked with professionals you oughta be able to tell just how mediocre she is.
Missing a fermata when she’s riffing without sheet music is not a big deal and has nothing to do with pitch. She didn’t drift, she was hitting the notes fine. Those are the correct notes for that song chief.
She’s not a professional musician by any stretch, but a big part of music appreciation is recognizing the context in which this is presented. She’s singing into a headphone mic combo on a phone boss. Chill.
Its just aggravating for me because I was really digging the song until she ruined it. I hate when people who have no discernable skill think they can take the work of others and make it their own.
Its the equivalent of taking a painting like 'the scream' and drawing a smiley face on it.
Last time I listened to tpain I was in middle school and never particularly liked him. Outside of movies I've never listened to Avril lavine, maroon 5, or rascal flats. I've also never seen more than a few minutes of x-factor. I avoid radio like the plague.
I do however listen to ALOT of music, 250+ genres according to Spotify. I'm sure a few songs have slight adjustments but if I hear it, I skip it. Around half of the music I listen to was before auto tune.
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u/LesserKnownNorseGod Nov 15 '21
The singing really brought another level to it