I think I explained it wrong due to English not being my first language and all my videos are unscripted, which I do apologize for. In studio, artists and producers spend hours and hours recording, mixing and mastering. So the studio version of the song is most of the time the "perfect" version, but not always the best version. I personally love live music more than studio music and in my case when I record music, I hate making it sound perfect and leave all my imperfections in as that's what makes the song good. I am really excited to check out the live version, especially from what I've heard about it, I just think hearing the studio version first gives me a foundation to compare the live version to. I will be listening to the live version as soon as I can, there has just been a lot going on in my personal life that prevented me from making videos
Ado is the only artist I know who is consistently better live, but like, so much so that it makes the studio version pointless. Show is the only song where I think the studio version is a little better, every other song is buried by the live. I bought the Mars DVD, best purchase I've made in a while.
Dude you MUST react to the live version, its the best version of this in my opinion, you can not only appreciate her technique more but also appreciate how theatrical it is, she represents the song in such an amazing way you would think she's actually the one suffering though every line of it. It's nuts.
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
the live version was actually the right choice, when you're live emotions are heavier and harder to portrait but you can have a complettly different outcome comparing to just sing inside a studio, you should give it a try
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
I am glad you reacted to the studio version. Everyone reacts to the live one, but at around 2min mark, she starts screaming a little early, spoiling the surprise a little, but in the studio version it hits suddenly like a truck imo, which I like and wanted to see other people's reaction to that
people in the comments without basic comprehension. It sounds like he was always going to listen to live version after. starting with the studio version was the right choice
"Studio ver. is better" doesn't apply to Ado😂 She always gives more than what we think is her best in live performances. Thank you for this reaction❤ Looking forward to the comparison.
Ado Unravel let’s goo!!! Glad you checked it out👍 It is one of my favorite covers of hers! Cool you pointed out the contrast between the original and the cover in such detail.
I know you're getting a lot of flack, but I do have to thank you for listening to the studio version! I've always found it weird how people listen to any live version without ever listening to the studio version to compare with and fully appreciate. Ado's studio version of this song is not really a shock to listen to me (at least, not after hearing the live version so much). I love how you compared TK's and Ado's vocal choices and portrayal of the song! Just a heads up for the live version: she makes a lot of different vocal choices from the studio version, so much so I think they are intentional, but I can't be sure how intentional her performance is. She uses way more distortion and screaming; maybe she's caught up in emotions, maybe she's exhausted after singing over a dozen songs, or maybe she's trying to save her breath. Speaking of breath, I can't tell if she's having trouble with breath support or if she's purposefully breathing the way she is. Really would love to hear your commentary when you get there!
Everything she does live is intentional, believe me. Everyone is distorted and screams exactly in accordance with the lyrics. As for breathing, she has no problems, one of her techniques is to imitate a person suffocating, she demonstrated it in the studio recording “Aishite”. She is not only a singer, she is also an actress
I think everything she did in live performance was 100% intentional. And even if all of that was improvised or forced by exhaustion then I'd say it's even more impressive because she makes it look like that's exactly what she wanted.
@@kamilgaming8519 I listened to several of her radio shows (she is a host on late night music radio, she has her own show there), and her interview with a Japanese vocal coach - she is quite intelligent, and very knowledgeable in vocals, despite being only 21
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
I mean.. the studio version of ado is amazing.. but still doesn't come close to the live version 😅 I mean, there is a reason that the comments especially write "ado unravel live cover" 😅😅
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
I don't know where the notion comes from that the studio version is the thing the artist wants you to hear. At least in Japan and especially with pop/mainstream artists it's the version the producers think is the best or most clean. Because if the artist/band isn't independent or has 20+ years experience, the producer/management/agency always has the last word in basically everything. Even more so if the artist's a female or an Idol. There are so many (Japanese) artists that change things around or add stuff in live performances (if they're allowed to of course) that it's pretty clear they weren't 100% satisfied with the studio version or at least aren't 100% satisfied with it anymore if the track's a bit older. Songs from Japanese bands/artists have at least 95% tendency to be better live than in their respective studio versions because a lot of producers tend to overproduce vocals to hell, true to the motto "vocals are everything, music is just background noise".
@@Fools_believer It's not the first time I heard that, so I was actually curious about it. I've heard so many Japanese artists/bands change their own songs live on purpose (which made it sound better) and sing it that way or change it bit by bit from then on that the statement feels really strange to me.
I think I explained it wrong due to English not being my first language and all my videos are unscripted, which I do apologize for. In studio, artists and producers spend hours and hours recording, mixing and mastering. So the studio version of the song is most of the time the "perfect" version, but not always the best version. I personally love live music more than studio music and in my case when I record music, I hate making it sound perfect and leave all my imperfections in as that's what makes the song good. I am really excited to check out the live version, especially from what I've heard about it, I just think hearing the studio version first gives me a foundation to compare the live version to
I would highly suggest you check out my reaction to TK first take Unravel video, where I explained that "whiny" singing is not bad. I grew up listening to a lot of emo music which most of the time had "whiny" vocals and I loved it. In the case of TK, his vocals are whiny for a reason, it emphasizes what he wants you to feel when listening to the song and it fits super well with the story and the feelings you get. His vocals are insanely good and he is my favourite Eastern singer
@@StrangeSinceBirth I certainly get it now, thanks for clearing up the misunderstanding. Because I think that's what it was, rather than a language thing ;). I guess a lot of musicians don't like the "let's record it until it's absolutely perfect" approach, but it's (unfortunately) something Japanese producers always care about above everything else it seems, especially when it comes to the vocals. You get it a lot with not-your-run-of-the-mill Idols, like BiSH or Babymetal. Their live versions are always sooo much better, just because they often change small details (or even bigger stuff like lyrics or the vocal delivery of whole parts of songs, which BiSH often did) and the music is more than background noise and more at the forefront of the mix. Ado's recordings are usually really well mixed when it comes to her original songs, but her covers are often more a vocal showcase than anything else, which is totally fine in my opinion because that's probably why she records those in the first place. But, while I think Ado's live version of Unravel is one of the most amazing performances I've seen, probably ever, especially from an emotional standpoint, I won't get a lot of points for saying that I don't really like the studio version of it because it kind of feels too emotion- or lifeless, especially the instrumental and when compared to her live performance.
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
If you want to listen to unravel, the live version is good. The cry of the heart is beautifully expressed, and I think it's the best performance! Please give me a reaction.
Ado is one of the greatest live performer.Ado's studio version is great,but some part of Ado''essense are disapeared.Ado can't express 100% by studio version.Ado's live performance make shaking emotion more than studio version. So,most musicians,music producers,voice treaners said "live is better than studio ".
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
How dare you trash TK over and over again. Ate you completely oblivious to the fact that the word "whiny" is a horrible insult? You need to do an apology immediately. The Anime Community Loves and Adores TK. You have insulted TK and the entire "Tokyo Ghoul" Fandom. Please be aware that sensitive people are hurt very much by insults to their beloved artists. Extra care must be taken as a reactor. Please flow with the artistsas they create Peace and Love. Embrace the Soul of the Lyrics and the Soul of the Singers and you will then respect the Souls of the Fans.
Guessing you didn't watch my Unravel first take where I explain why TK sings whiny? Go have a look and you'll hear me praise him over and over again. Singing whiny is not bad, it's a way of singing and it fits super well with TK and the song. Also the reason why my Unravel video with TK has almost 100k views and 99% like ratio. Calm down and get out of my comments until you educate yourself
I think I explained it wrong due to English not being my first language and all my videos are unscripted, which I do apologize for.
In studio, artists and producers spend hours and hours recording, mixing and mastering. So the studio version of the song is most of the time the "perfect" version, but not always the best version. I personally love live music more than studio music and in my case when I record music, I hate making it sound perfect and leave all my imperfections in as that's what makes the song good.
I am really excited to check out the live version, especially from what I've heard about it, I just think hearing the studio version first gives me a foundation to compare the live version to.
I will be listening to the live version as soon as I can, there has just been a lot going on in my personal life that prevented me from making videos
Ado is the only artist I know who is consistently better live, but like, so much so that it makes the studio version pointless. Show is the only song where I think the studio version is a little better, every other song is buried by the live. I bought the Mars DVD, best purchase I've made in a while.
Can you pls react to “ Villain Tinkerbell song” please read the descriptions first then watch the video
Dude you MUST react to the live version, its the best version of this in my opinion, you can not only appreciate her technique more but also appreciate how theatrical it is, she represents the song in such an amazing way you would think she's actually the one suffering though every line of it. It's nuts.
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
I'd definitely recommend doing the comparison you said because the live version is 100% worth checking out.
100% want to do it next
@@StrangeSinceBirth Awesome! I loved your breakdown of the studio btw!
the live version was actually the right choice, when you're live emotions are heavier and harder to portrait but you can have a complettly different outcome comparing to just sing inside a studio, you should give it a try
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
I am glad you reacted to the studio version. Everyone reacts to the live one, but at around 2min mark, she starts screaming a little early, spoiling the surprise a little, but in the studio version it hits suddenly like a truck imo, which I like and wanted to see other people's reaction to that
people in the comments without basic comprehension. It sounds like he was always going to listen to live version after. starting with the studio version was the right choice
"Studio ver. is better" doesn't apply to Ado😂 She always gives more than what we think is her best in live performances.
Thank you for this reaction❤
Looking forward to the comparison.
Ado Unravel let’s goo!!!
Glad you checked it out👍 It is one of my favorite covers of hers!
Cool you pointed out the contrast between the original and the cover in such detail.
TK: Save me...
Ado: ...Save yourself.
Thanks for the reaction
check her live version of this song ull hear some metal vocals (also react to her aishite cover pls)
100% will
I know you're getting a lot of flack, but I do have to thank you for listening to the studio version! I've always found it weird how people listen to any live version without ever listening to the studio version to compare with and fully appreciate. Ado's studio version of this song is not really a shock to listen to me (at least, not after hearing the live version so much). I love how you compared TK's and Ado's vocal choices and portrayal of the song!
Just a heads up for the live version: she makes a lot of different vocal choices from the studio version, so much so I think they are intentional, but I can't be sure how intentional her performance is. She uses way more distortion and screaming; maybe she's caught up in emotions, maybe she's exhausted after singing over a dozen songs, or maybe she's trying to save her breath. Speaking of breath, I can't tell if she's having trouble with breath support or if she's purposefully breathing the way she is. Really would love to hear your commentary when you get there!
Everything she does live is intentional, believe me. Everyone is distorted and screams exactly in accordance with the lyrics. As for breathing, she has no problems, one of her techniques is to imitate a person suffocating, she demonstrated it in the studio recording “Aishite”. She is not only a singer, she is also an actress
I think everything she did in live performance was 100% intentional. And even if all of that was improvised or forced by exhaustion then I'd say it's even more impressive because she makes it look like that's exactly what she wanted.
@@kamilgaming8519 I listened to several of her radio shows (she is a host on late night music radio, she has her own show there), and her interview with a Japanese vocal coach - she is quite intelligent, and very knowledgeable in vocals, despite being only 21
she made the live some how better than the recording, well worth checking out
finally!:)
Please check out the live version of Unlabeled.
showing all the comments in the beginning recommending the LIVE version and reacting to the studio one is crazy😭
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
blending in all those comments and then going for the studio version is wild ...lol
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
I mean.. the studio version of ado is amazing.. but still doesn't come close to the live version 😅
I mean, there is a reason that the comments especially write "ado unravel live cover" 😅😅
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
I don't know where the notion comes from that the studio version is the thing the artist wants you to hear. At least in Japan and especially with pop/mainstream artists it's the version the producers think is the best or most clean. Because if the artist/band isn't independent or has 20+ years experience, the producer/management/agency always has the last word in basically everything. Even more so if the artist's a female or an Idol. There are so many (Japanese) artists that change things around or add stuff in live performances (if they're allowed to of course) that it's pretty clear they weren't 100% satisfied with the studio version or at least aren't 100% satisfied with it anymore if the track's a bit older. Songs from Japanese bands/artists have at least 95% tendency to be better live than in their respective studio versions because a lot of producers tend to overproduce vocals to hell, true to the motto "vocals are everything, music is just background noise".
Yeah I don’t know where he got that information lmao but at least he will react to the live still pissed about what he said about tk though so
@@Fools_believer It's not the first time I heard that, so I was actually curious about it. I've heard so many Japanese artists/bands change their own songs live on purpose (which made it sound better) and sing it that way or change it bit by bit from then on that the statement feels really strange to me.
I think I explained it wrong due to English not being my first language and all my videos are unscripted, which I do apologize for.
In studio, artists and producers spend hours and hours recording, mixing and mastering. So the studio version of the song is most of the time the "perfect" version, but not always the best version. I personally love live music more than studio music and in my case when I record music, I hate making it sound perfect and leave all my imperfections in as that's what makes the song good.
I am really excited to check out the live version, especially from what I've heard about it, I just think hearing the studio version first gives me a foundation to compare the live version to
I would highly suggest you check out my reaction to TK first take Unravel video, where I explained that "whiny" singing is not bad. I grew up listening to a lot of emo music which most of the time had "whiny" vocals and I loved it.
In the case of TK, his vocals are whiny for a reason, it emphasizes what he wants you to feel when listening to the song and it fits super well with the story and the feelings you get. His vocals are insanely good and he is my favourite Eastern singer
@@StrangeSinceBirth I certainly get it now, thanks for clearing up the misunderstanding. Because I think that's what it was, rather than a language thing ;).
I guess a lot of musicians don't like the "let's record it until it's absolutely perfect" approach, but it's (unfortunately) something Japanese producers always care about above everything else it seems, especially when it comes to the vocals. You get it a lot with not-your-run-of-the-mill Idols, like BiSH or Babymetal. Their live versions are always sooo much better, just because they often change small details (or even bigger stuff like lyrics or the vocal delivery of whole parts of songs, which BiSH often did) and the music is more than background noise and more at the forefront of the mix.
Ado's recordings are usually really well mixed when it comes to her original songs, but her covers are often more a vocal showcase than anything else, which is totally fine in my opinion because that's probably why she records those in the first place. But, while I think Ado's live version of Unravel is one of the most amazing performances I've seen, probably ever, especially from an emotional standpoint, I won't get a lot of points for saying that I don't really like the studio version of it because it kind of feels too emotion- or lifeless, especially the instrumental and when compared to her live performance.
I wonder what went through your mind going for the studio version instead of the live
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
Ado182🇯🇵
If you want to listen to unravel, the live version is good.
The cry of the heart is beautifully expressed, and I think it's the best performance!
Please give me a reaction.
Ado is one of the greatest live performer.Ado's studio version is great,but some part of Ado''essense
are disapeared.Ado can't express 100% by studio version.Ado's live performance make shaking emotion more than studio version. So,most musicians,music producers,voice treaners said "live is better than studio ".
what.. but its not the live version :(
Live version more amazing
LIVE IS BETTER
can we all dislike this video for reacting to the studio version ? 🤦🤦
Because studio is usually 100% what the arist wants you to hear. They spend hours and hours recording, mixing, mastering and getting it to be perfect. Then when I listen to the live version I know what the difference is between the 2
How dare you trash TK over and over again. Ate you completely oblivious to the fact that the word "whiny" is a horrible insult? You need to do an apology immediately. The Anime Community Loves and Adores TK. You have insulted TK and the entire "Tokyo Ghoul" Fandom. Please be aware that sensitive people are hurt very much by insults to their beloved artists. Extra care must be taken as a reactor. Please flow with the artistsas they create Peace and Love. Embrace the Soul of the Lyrics and the Soul of the Singers and you will then respect the Souls of the Fans.
Guessing you didn't watch my Unravel first take where I explain why TK sings whiny? Go have a look and you'll hear me praise him over and over again. Singing whiny is not bad, it's a way of singing and it fits super well with TK and the song.
Also the reason why my Unravel video with TK has almost 100k views and 99% like ratio. Calm down and get out of my comments until you educate yourself
But the TK's version is whiny lmao. And that's not a bad thing in the context of the song, because it fits the lyrics.
The TK version is whiny.
TK: Save me...
Ado: ...Save yourself.