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TIME STAMPS -
0:00 Intro
1:17 Kelly Clarksonâs Version
3:28 How Stringed Instruments Vary
5:03 âThe Lookâ of A440
6:59 None Shall Pass!
8:51 Artistic Choice... Pitch Correction... or Both?
12:12 Judy Garland's Voice Comparison
15:15 Freedom is NOT Allowed!
19:59 Great Singers... are 'OUT OF TUNE'!
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So Judyâs voice is to music like your Momâs home cooking is to a meal. Most of what we hear today is like ultra processed fast food.
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I'm a professional singer by trade, and just THANK YOU. This conversation is something my friends and I always have, especially when it comes to teaching. I often have to remind my students that they're artists and not computers, and to stop feeling shame because they're not "perfect*
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I think the âimperfectionsâ in Judyâs voice makes it more intimate and conversational. Sheâs not singing âto you,â sheâs drawn you inside her head and her heart to feel her wistful sadness. I always cry when I hear this.
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"You're not even allowed to appreciate the accuracy of somebody's natural voice." What a great observation and what a cultural loss. Excellent video.
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Robert Fripp said back in the day everyone was always trying to sound different and today they're all trying to sound the same. This is a prime example.
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I am a visual artist and do a lot of photo editing and it is so interesting to think of the similarities here. It is so easy to go over board with editing if youâre not thinking about it. The more you look at a photo, the more ânormalâ the edited version looks and the more you think you can push the âperfectingâ of the image. Then you walk away and come back to it and realize you have a wildly fake looking person on the screen in front of you.
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Garlandâs version is iconic. It is said that the entire crew began to weep when she first began singing, what was captured is the second take. Itâs such a masterful performance. So delicate. All the feels. đ
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Can I suggest that you ought to edit Judy Garland's performance to show just how much we're losing with over-editing?
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Judy used the underside of the pitch to convey melancholy. This is stylistic and absolutely perfect.
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That little smile he makes when he starts to play Judy. That pure joy of knowing what is coming is what we're losing with autotune.
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Judy had recently turned 17 when the Wizard of Oz was released (born June 1922, film released in August 1939). So she was only 16 when her scenes were filmed.
What a talent. I will always love Judy Garland.
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...and in another 85 years people will still be listening to Judy.đ
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âSeeing Judy Garland at one of her worst performances was better than seeing 95% of all other singers during their best performances.â
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Makes sense. This has got to be why live recordings are almost ALWAYS more emotional than a recorded piece in modern music.
Im going to listen for this now, because i have a feeling it correlates to vocals that really connect.
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Iâm not sure why YouTube dropped you in my suggested videos, but Iâm so glad it did! What wonderful commentary!
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"They're not listening, they're looking" - nailed it.
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As someone who loves old, old bluegrass, one of my favorite things about those old singers is that their vocals arenât perfect. Sometimes they hit a note really weird. Some of them people today would hear and think âhow did they get famous with THAT voice?!â But youâll never hear music that touches your soul more than those old bluegrass singers. A lot of those songs tell sad stories, and you can hear their voices crack when they sing, which creates this beautiful, real kind of sorrow that hits you where you live. You lose that when your goal is to make the vocals âperfect.â
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The thing about Judyâs gifted voice was extremely natural but came from a place from deep sadness and trauma. And you can hear it throughout the years as she sings this song. đâ¤ď¸đâ¤ď¸đ
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You canât listen to Judy and not get teary. So much emotion, so human. Perfection without being absolutely perfect.
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@shanedeleon5376
3 weeks ago
I'm not as concerned about pitch correction being a crutch for singers as I am that people's ears are becoming so used to pitch correction that they think someone's a bad singer if their pitch isn't robotically perfect. I think that's why so many pop singers and broadway performers sound so uniform to me now; we've literally flattened the character out of people's voices and come to hold that as the gold standard.
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