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Lisa Lavie, you may have already heard of her, she's become something
of a YouTube phenom. This seems like a pretty solid "one take"
performance.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Dee_m9Yfe2A&fmt=18

[Federico]

It seems a solid "one take" performance.
But since the camera is in the vocal booth and the singer wears headphones
the song was recorded, then mixed and then a montage was made with the
video.
Probably many effects were used. Maybe autotune....
Or maybe the video is a lipsinc.... who knows?
Don't believe in what you see.
F.

Lisa Lavie, you may have already heard of her, she's become something
of a YouTube phenom. This seems like a pretty solid "one take"
performance.

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On Jun 26, 6:49*pm, "Federico" wrote:
It seems a solid "one take" performance.
But since the camera is in the vocal booth and the singer wears headphones
the song was recorded, then mixed and then a montage was made with the
video.


"Montage" in the way I've ever heard the term used refers to multiple
shots. This, along with all the other vids of hers I've seen is a
steady shot of her singing.


Probably many effects were used. Maybe autotune....
Or maybe the video is a lipsinc.... who knows?
Don't believe in what you see.


In this case I do, unless she did song after song of the absolute
tightest lip-syncing I've ever seen. For my money what I'm seeing
matches what I'm hearing.

Yes, it's entirely possible there was treatment of the audio after the
fact. But that it was all laid down at once seems to indicate she's
got her stuff in one sock.

[Joe Kotroczo]

On 27/06/08 1:47, in article
,
" wrote:

On Jun 26, 6:49*pm, "Federico" wrote:
It seems a solid "one take" performance.
But since the camera is in the vocal booth and the singer wears headphones
the song was recorded, then mixed and then a montage was made with the
video.

"Montage" in the way I've ever heard the term used refers to multiple
shots. This, along with all the other vids of hers I've seen is a
steady shot of her singing.

In this case it refers to sticking audio and video together.

--
Joe Kotroczo