Great job Regina. It also helps The Warning plays through that click track. Makes timing two videos little bit easier. How many more years until they get rid of the click track??
The click track isn't something to 'get rid of'; it's not a crutch. It's a tool that let's them incorporate some extra instruments/video/effects (a scream, e.g.) on some tracks. You can see them play without it in some settings. The definitely do not need it; they're incredibly tight with or without it.
@@ClavisRa - Eventually, they could afford extra tour musicians (like Pink Floyd) if they want. The reason they are so tight is that click track. As the arena's get larger, the harder & more spread out the girls will be. The harder to hear each other without the click track.
@@kevinthetruckdriver353 The way musicians here each other in larger venues is with in-ear monitors. They are just as tight with or without the click track as you can see from their various live performances with and without.
It's so beautiful ❤️ thank u for this video
Very cool RG! 🤘⚡🤘
Genial, gran trabajo. Gracias por compartirlo 🤘
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I saw this on Facebook and was upset that I couldn't comment... Fantastic job on matching up the ladies voices !
that is one bad ass song!!
Beautiful, Regina! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻❤️❤️❤️
Way cool!
Great job Regina. It also helps The Warning plays through that click track. Makes timing two videos little bit easier. How many more years until they get rid of the click track??
The click track isn't something to 'get rid of'; it's not a crutch. It's a tool that let's them incorporate some extra instruments/video/effects (a scream, e.g.) on some tracks. You can see them play without it in some settings. The definitely do not need it; they're incredibly tight with or without it.
@@ClavisRa - Eventually, they could afford extra tour musicians (like Pink Floyd) if they want. The reason they are so tight is that click track. As the arena's get larger, the harder & more spread out the girls will be. The harder to hear each other without the click track.
@@kevinthetruckdriver353 The way musicians here each other in larger venues is with in-ear monitors. They are just as tight with or without the click track as you can see from their various live performances with and without.
Why get rid of it. Its a great talent to have and know how to use it. You have to have real talent to use it Seemlessly like they do.
Rush and Nightwish and many other HUGE bands use clicks to sync with sound effects and videos and more.
Oh man oh man....they can just duet whenever they want.
Great fun, thank you! You might start a trend with split-screen Warning performances.
Killer