To be fair, Bond has been doing more live performances now than ever before since Haylie's time, especially at concerts like this one. I think the reason you feel like they're playing backtracks is because most of the backing tracks for Bond’s live performance have a lot of dubbing parts. During the performance, the girls play directly over those dubbed parts. You can clearly see this in Viva & Quixote. This dubbing technique is pretty standard and widely accepted nowadays as a way to ensure the sound effects of certain sections of song, which usually only achieve in studio environment, not in a live stage. You can listen to another one of Bond’s sound check here (2:40 - 6:13), and you’ll get a clearer sense of what I mean: ruclips.net/video/a-d4GfpNXRI/видео.html
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Trời ơi tiếc quá, sao bây giờ mình mới biết đến sự kiện này nhỉ, thần tượng mình đến VN mà ko hay biết gì, huhu
I used to listen to BOND a lot about 20 years ago.
I didn't know they were still performing. Thank you for uploading this video.
Just perfection. ❤🎉
WOW!! 하노이에 언제 다녀갓어요?
Gracias!!😊
Cool!
Chỗ ngồi đẹp quá. Rất gần sân khâu. Hôm đó mk phải ngồi hơi xa xem k rõ
hôm đó mình cũng ngồi hàng UU khá xa, nhưng mà mình dùng máy ảnh + lens tele nên mới kéo được xuống gần sân khấu thế này.
@@imjmsonus wao vậy ạ. Máy ảnh zoom gần zữ nha. Mk ngồi QQ trc bạn mấy hàng
@@tienkhoa1901 lâu lắm mấy bả mới chịu về VN đủ người nên phải cố gắng thôi bác ạ, mấy khi :v
I just wonder are they really playing live because it seems like the sound is nearly the same as all other concerts.
It sounds live to me
To be fair, Bond has been doing more live performances now than ever before since Haylie's time, especially at concerts like this one.
I think the reason you feel like they're playing backtracks is because most of the backing tracks for Bond’s live performance have a lot of dubbing parts. During the performance, the girls play directly over those dubbed parts.
You can clearly see this in Viva & Quixote.
This dubbing technique is pretty standard and widely accepted nowadays as a way to ensure the sound effects of certain sections of song, which usually only achieve in studio environment, not in a live stage.
You can listen to another one of Bond’s sound check here (2:40 - 6:13), and you’ll get a clearer sense of what I mean:
ruclips.net/video/a-d4GfpNXRI/видео.html
I'd say and considering that Eos missed various notes while playing Allegretto and Apasionada that it is completely live.
日本公演はありませんか？