Why does the sound I sing sound the same as the recording every time?

Even if you dance, you will still be out of breath or something, right?

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That's not necessarily true. Although I am not a Korean fan, I am a Japanese fan. Listening to their concerts is the same as the MV. However, you can tell the authenticity from some details.

Personally, I think it's easy to tell whether the singer is really singing. First of all, listen to the sound quality. The sound quality is super good, just like what you hear in mp3. However, since you are not a so-called professional singer, you have to doubt whether it is.

Listen again to see if there is any obvious breathing sound. If it is but there is no obvious breathing, it is basically confirmed.

Most of the ordinary celebrities are yes when they participate in the show.

Lip-synching is not allowed at concerts, as it will be suspected of buying tickets.

It is very common to lip-sync during production, in order to make the program more effective.

1. It depends on whether the voice and the person's facial expressions and movements match up when singing. This is the most basic nonsense, but it includes the most things. In addition to what we usually talk about, it also includes the frequency of ventilation, the strength of the pronunciation and the face.

Let them see if the level of exertion of the muscles of the chest, neck, chest and abdomen is appropriate. For example, in an American style scene, the level of exertion and the intensity of pronunciation are not appropriate. 2. Listening to lip-synching. Sometimes, prepared music clips

When adding this to the exchange with live music, sometimes there will be inconsistencies. It is like listening to the radio/TV with your eyes closed and the channel suddenly changes? The sudden change in sound quality before and after the dance battle was so obvious that even I was confused.

I can hear it... 3. Based on experience and long-term stage experience, I feel that there is absolutely no way to describe this. I can only describe what it feels like -----------------

--The singing skills are all close to the CD level. The difference between live singing and CD is very obvious. The vibrato of CD has been processed for the sake of auditory beauty. The overall sound effect is very good, but if you listen carefully to its vibrato,

The processing is quite unnatural, too even, too stable, and the pitch is perfect.

It is easy to distinguish by moving the MIC in the position of your hand and listening to the changes in timbre. Or you can go to a KTV and try out the changes in the timbre of your own voice when you move it up, down, left, and right.