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music collaborations not born in a studio are most of the times really messy

posted 2 years ago by Sarmoviefan26 (1368)
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Do you agree ?

Many are really fun and it’s enjoyable to see two idols you love doing one of your favorite songs together.

But they are most of time quite messy or super chaotic.

For example this video I’m gonna share.

Tyler and Pink are fantastic vocalists both but look how their voices sound quite like they don’t blend well and that is something which happens a lot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ7lFLJY9GQ

[–] FredBurroughs (22283) 2 years ago

You're basically arguing that studio-produced music tracks have more refined production quality. Okay? That's not necessarily exclusive to collaborations.

Or am I missing something?

[–] Sarmoviefan26 (1368) 2 years ago

Yes, you are right but I thought about how some live duets go bad because they think these two artist are hot let’s make them go together on stage.

I thought about how award show producers, or live events producers should be more careful on how they create their live duets or colaborations.
My thoughts were more about how badly live colabs go. Fir example the into the unknown performance from frozen was awful because we barley listened to other Elsa’s. They should have shortened the number of Elsas on stage and give them all a bigger chance to shine

[–] FredBurroughs (22283) 2 years ago

I would like to see a remake of Frozen with Seiko Matsuda and Donnie Wahlberg. It's the right combination.

https://youtu.be/73XtseshyGY

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