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Hoseok said it's Live Autotune, he wanted it to be authentic to the Studio Version. He said he wanted to try himself out a bit, and experiment. Don't worry they are always transparent, when they do things, the Rappers sometimes use Autotune and Talk box sounds, for stylistic choices for the vibe of the Song and its slaps hard. They all are way too secure in their Skill, to be not transparent about the things, same with having a backing track, because they dance, sing and rap for 3 hours straight. This does not take away any of their Talent, BTS knows it and ARMY knows it.
The fellas in the band are all based out of LA. The musical director Asaf Rodeh is responsible for putting this particular collection of musicians together. Asaf and his assisant Jonathan Linav, both from Direction Music Group, did the music arrangements for this concert as well as J Hope's recent Lollapalooza performance. Matt Hines, who was also on bass, also was apart of the Lollapalooza crew. Pierre Jamerson was on the keys and Kenji Chan was on his custom Strandberg guitar. Al Cleveland III was the drummer that I'm sure you will be looking up, lol. All of them produce and have an extraordinary resume. This is the magic when you get very driven, progressive musicans together. BTS is not new to the live band during a concert but it has been a while. You may want to look up the drummer from thier house band called Ghost because he is awesome too.
In this particular concert jhope decided he wanted to try autotune or some kind of effect on his voice for 1 or 2 songs or parts of songs. He used it like you said in the first part of his verse in Run bts. And he later used it in the performance of cypher pt3 which sounded absolutely sick. It suits him so well. He said it at the concert ment actually, that he wanted to try it.
I thought it sounded SO COOL, especially in Cypher 3. I was trying to figure out what he was doing and how so I appreciated that he talked about it in his ending ment. They can all do so many things purely with their own voices and then they can use technology to the perfect effect to spice things up even more sometimes.
A fun thing I noticed in BTS concerts is that they always start hardcore with their 'darker' song in theatric outfits And then they have an outfit change into something more colorful and softer and they perform their more 'happier' energetic songs. And in the end they are more in 'regular casual streetwear' clothes and they perform their more emotional slower softer songs. They dont EXACLY do this everytime.. but in a similar way they usually split their concerts into different parts so no matter what style or genre you perform, you got it. And i just think it is really cool how their concerts always start highly energetic, transition into relaxed and happy, and then end on a hopeful note, so the fans don't suddenly have an adrenaline drop when it ends. (BTS also have a habit of saying "THIS IS OUR LAST SONG" and then performing for at least half an hour with a whole outfit change hahhaa)
I think "This is our last song" is more to ease the audience out of the experience. Everyone knows it's not yet their last song, but it prepares you to wind down and to say goodbye.
One of the members that sang the really high not during Run BTS (Jin) actually had a really bad soar throat. Apparently weeks before his voice was super soar and he had to do IV’s and stuff. He literally could hardly get any noice to come out like hrs/min before then concert, but miracles happened and was able to perform clearly and with an AMAZING sound!! They all kill it!!! Yoongi nailed his rap. I can’t imagine rapping so many syllables after dancing sooo hard literally a second before. Hobi (Jhope) sounded so good!!! I could keep going on but anyways… I recommend doing the subunit performance: -Ugh! + Cypher 3 (rappers) -Butterfly + zero o’clock (singers) Thanks for reacting and enjoyed your thoughts 💜
14:30 IIRC, when they were speaking to the audience shortly after this, J-hope mentioned that he did put auto-tune for his part in this song. His voice was auto-tuned in the studio version too.
Don't stress, lol...it was a live autotune effect. The studio version of the song has a really cool autotuned effect on his voice on that part and he actually talked about it at the concert. He said he wanted it to sound similar to the studio version in that sense and decided to experiment with the live autotune on his mic.
the two voices you were hearing is the support track -- you could hear it better in the official stream, and filling out the sound is exactly what it's there for, as well as giving them a fall back if they need to focus on choreo over vocals (two heavy choreos back to back is a lot on the lungs whew)
J-hope the rapper did say at the concert that he used autotune on his voice for all performance it was his first time doing it and i think it really added something special and different
He used it for the first time this concert, not for all the songs but for some to enhance it :D but yeah he said he wanted to try something new at the end of the concert lol
Ok, so the growl voice at the beginning was J-hope, Dance leader, Main dancer, rapper, vocalist, songwriter, producer. Nobody has more swag! You should react to J-Hope's solo performance at the famous Lollapalooza Music Festival in Chicago last August. It was right after his first original album titled "Jack In The Box" was released. He released a super mixtape a few years prior. His Lollapalooza performance was record breaking and iconic. He closed the festival and had a great live band. I may never get over it!!!
@@mochiluvr6753 No, not the same band, but there were two music directors, Asaf Rodeh and Jonathan Linav, and a sound engineer, Jung Wooyeong from Hobipalooza that worked on Yet to Come - Busan.
Thank you for your reaction 💜 Also Jin is releasing a song « the astronaut » on October 28th he co-wrote it with Coldplay, it’s his solo debut and also his last project before leaving to the military
BTS usually tours with a Korean band named Ghost, or use backing tracks performed by the band. But this Busan concert is different. The music director for the band is the same one as the one who worked with J-hope at Lollapalooza, which had an alternative rock feel to it. For this Busan concert, they wanted it to feel like a rock festival, so maybe that's why they worked with this music director again. I think the band members were all Americans. (Edited to include correct info based on the replies.)
one of the member played with a live band in his performance in lollapalooza festival in chicago you can check jhope's performance in lolla i think that's where they got the idea of performing with live band
Hobi was rapping live. It took a lot of effort so let's give him that credit. They always perform with a live band in concerts. The drummer posted a video of a drummer point of view cam.
Free concert they got 'asked' by their government to do a concert to highlight Busan City ( both Jimin and JungKook come from Busan) for the World EXPO Business Convention. They ended up paying for it all they even paid to make the Stadium safe and refused to use a dis used Glass Factory site. They made it free for about 100,000 in the stadium and overflow's outside the stadium on massive screens. Their were government officials in the audience and they kind of stuck 2 fingers up at them in the concert.
I don’t know if people really appreciate how much of an investment that was - minimum $1m USD easy - and that’s based on when I was actually active in the industry so 10 years of inflation too!!
Mesmerized by the band, the singing, the choreo, the stage. J Hope was extraordinary in that "autotune" part. For sure it was him alone!!! Did you check his solo concert at Lollapalooza?
They returned to their roots "Live Band" performance .. that's BTS.. OMG I miss the Band that always accompanies the performances "GHOST"🔥🔥💜 Ps 13:45 , you're right. J-Hope tell us (ARMY) in their Vlive after concert that they adding some weird sounds for new experience.. nothing to hide.. that's our boys ☺️🙏🏻
@@JackInTheBox0294 yes it is but it isn’t because it is in English. I say this because I love listening to music not in English. I don’t really care if music is in English or not.
BTS performances are always top tier even if they are just sitting and singing! That's how you know they are great performers with great stage presence 🔥
If I can dance their choreo (even if I can get it right "miraculously"), I couldn't possibly be singing a single word. I'd be out of breath at the beginning of Run BTS after dancing Mic Drop. Gosh! For a free concert, they did a great job to actually dance so cool and sing/rap it live. Backing track is a must. If they wouldn't use it, ARMYs will be the first ones to insist on them to use it for their sake.
This is a FREE concert .. full set of concert for the ARMY n also to support the nation in bidding for World EXPO 2030 in Busan, Korea. They gave it theie all in alnost 2 hr concert, which artists dobthat, maybe 1 or 2 songs but bot the whole set concert. BTS is famous for GIVING.
If you watch the members speech, J-hop clearly mentioned that he put auto turns on his voice for a change, which is so sexy , isn't it?!!! Loved your bts reaction 💜
10:15 it's probably the backing track? They dance and sing during their concerts, which are often hours long. So they use backing tracks. But you can still clearly hear their vocals over the backing track.
You mention about the rock band rifts well we've often said BTS are Rock Stars and there are a large number of rock and heavy metal fans that make up ARMY I'm one of them. As for Doubling yes they'll use Doubling sometimes.
the double is just the backing track. and the one with high voice Jimin his voice is naturally that noticeable people always wake up when he starts to sing. and this is a fan cam and it´s a stadium so the noise is not the best. you should have reacted to the bangtan tv version.
I'm sure someone has answered you already but in case they haven't - the band is their personal live band called Ghost. They've been one of my favorite parts of their live performances for years, it wouldn't be a BTS stadium concert without them. They play a lot of styles, which explains the basic hard rock and funk sound. 💜🤘 PS: I'm not entirely sure if it's live autotune as much as them singing/rapping live over a backing track that has autotune for effect.
Dude, you really need to change your screen. All I can see is you and not what you are reacting to because you have it to small. That wasn’t even 1/4 of your screen. If I had not watched the performance before I would have had a hard time seeing the performance. People want to hear your reaction but you don’t have to take up more than 3/4 of the screen.
you react to the grub or drum band, because your reaction is really bad and for the video you use it's too far ahead before reacting to the band first look for original songs so you can really compare,,good luck
Hoseok said it's Live Autotune, he wanted it to be authentic to the Studio Version. He said he wanted to try himself out a bit, and experiment. Don't worry they are always transparent, when they do things, the Rappers sometimes use Autotune and Talk box sounds, for stylistic choices for the vibe of the Song and its slaps hard. They all are way too secure in their Skill, to be not transparent about the things, same with having a backing track, because they dance, sing and rap for 3 hours straight. This does not take away any of their Talent, BTS knows it and ARMY knows it.
The fellas in the band are all based out of LA. The musical director Asaf Rodeh is responsible for putting this particular collection of musicians together. Asaf and his assisant Jonathan Linav, both from Direction Music Group, did the music arrangements for this concert as well as J Hope's recent Lollapalooza performance. Matt Hines, who was also on bass, also was apart of the Lollapalooza crew. Pierre Jamerson was on the keys and Kenji Chan was on his custom Strandberg guitar. Al Cleveland III was the drummer that I'm sure you will be looking up, lol. All of them produce and have an extraordinary resume. This is the magic when you get very driven, progressive musicans together. BTS is not new to the live band during a concert but it has been a while. You may want to look up the drummer from thier house band called Ghost because he is awesome too.
Thank you so much for this comment! 💜
Thank you so much for the info.. That was the coolest thing ever...💜💜💜
Wow thanks. I looooved the guitar and bass at Lolla. It was amazing.
info we really needed...the band was a big part of the magic of the Busan concert...undoubtably the best concert to date!!!
WOWWW thank you! I was researching them trying to find who they are thank you for the info! Really!
In this particular concert jhope decided he wanted to try autotune or some kind of effect on his voice for 1 or 2 songs or parts of songs.
He used it like you said in the first part of his verse in Run bts.
And he later used it in the performance of cypher pt3 which sounded absolutely sick.
It suits him so well.
He said it at the concert ment actually, that he wanted to try it.
I thought it sounded SO COOL, especially in Cypher 3. I was trying to figure out what he was doing and how so I appreciated that he talked about it in his ending ment. They can all do so many things purely with their own voices and then they can use technology to the perfect effect to spice things up even more sometimes.
A fun thing I noticed in BTS concerts is that they always start hardcore with their 'darker' song in theatric outfits And then they have an outfit change into something more colorful and softer and they perform their more 'happier' energetic songs. And in the end they are more in 'regular casual streetwear' clothes and they perform their more emotional slower softer songs.
They dont EXACLY do this everytime.. but in a similar way they usually split their concerts into different parts so no matter what style or genre you perform, you got it.
And i just think it is really cool how their concerts always start highly energetic, transition into relaxed and happy, and then end on a hopeful note, so the fans don't suddenly have an adrenaline drop when it ends.
(BTS also have a habit of saying "THIS IS OUR LAST SONG" and then performing for at least half an hour with a whole outfit change hahhaa)
I think "This is our last song" is more to ease the audience out of the experience. Everyone knows it's not yet their last song, but it prepares you to wind down and to say goodbye.
Or, as I've seen others point out: from Thirst Trap to Regular Guys Next Door. 😂
One of the members that sang the really high not during Run BTS (Jin) actually had a really bad soar throat. Apparently weeks before his voice was super soar and he had to do IV’s and stuff. He literally could hardly get any noice to come out like hrs/min before then concert, but miracles happened and was able to perform clearly and with an AMAZING sound!!
They all kill it!!!
Yoongi nailed his rap. I can’t imagine rapping so many syllables after dancing sooo hard literally a second before. Hobi (Jhope) sounded so good!!! I could keep going on but anyways…
I recommend doing the subunit performance:
-Ugh! + Cypher 3 (rappers)
-Butterfly + zero o’clock (singers)
Thanks for reacting and enjoyed your thoughts 💜
14:30 IIRC, when they were speaking to the audience shortly after this, J-hope mentioned that he did put auto-tune for his part in this song. His voice was auto-tuned in the studio version too.
Don't stress, lol...it was a live autotune effect. The studio version of the song has a really cool autotuned effect on his voice on that part and he actually talked about it at the concert. He said he wanted it to sound similar to the studio version in that sense and decided to experiment with the live autotune on his mic.
the two voices you were hearing is the support track -- you could hear it better in the official stream, and filling out the sound is exactly what it's there for, as well as giving them a fall back if they need to focus on choreo over vocals (two heavy choreos back to back is a lot on the lungs whew)
You should watch the whole concert. You can see how hard they worked and the energy nonstop.
J-hope the rapper did say at the concert that he used autotune on his voice for all performance it was his first time doing it and i think it really added something special and different
Not all performances lol.
He used it for the first time this concert, not for all the songs but for some to enhance it :D but yeah he said he wanted to try something new at the end of the concert lol
Ok, so the growl voice at the beginning was J-hope, Dance leader, Main dancer, rapper, vocalist, songwriter, producer. Nobody has more swag!
You should react to J-Hope's solo performance at the famous Lollapalooza Music Festival in Chicago last August. It was right after his first original album titled "Jack In The Box" was released. He released a super mixtape a few years prior. His Lollapalooza performance was record breaking and iconic. He closed the festival and had a great live band. I may never get over it!!!
I think this was the same band he used at Lolla.
@@mochiluvr6753 No, not the same band, but there were two music directors, Asaf Rodeh and Jonathan Linav, and a sound engineer, Jung Wooyeong from Hobipalooza that worked on Yet to Come - Busan.
@@alicesworld1 Cool. Thanks for the info.
Thank you for your reaction 💜
Also Jin is releasing a song « the astronaut » on October 28th he co-wrote it with Coldplay, it’s his solo debut and also his last project before leaving to the military
This run BTS choreo is insane
BTS usually tours with a Korean band named Ghost, or use backing tracks performed by the band.
But this Busan concert is different. The music director for the band is the same one as the one who worked with J-hope at Lollapalooza, which had an alternative rock feel to it. For this Busan concert, they wanted it to feel like a rock festival, so maybe that's why they worked with this music director again. I think the band members were all Americans.
(Edited to include correct info based on the replies.)
But for their Love Yourself/Speak Yourself tour and for their recent Permission To Dance concerts they didn't have a live band.
that isn't true. they haven't toured with ghost band since 2015-2016, the band just recorded their performance tracks for touring
@@Omniscientquonky - Thanks. I'll edit my comment so people who don't read the replies don't get the wrong info.
@@Omniscientquonky ghost band was present in their BBC rendition of 'I'll be Missing you'
@@crystalsnow1138 They absolutely had a live band for PTD, you can see them on stage/camera.
one of the member played with a live band in his performance in lollapalooza festival in chicago you can check jhope's performance in lolla i think that's where they got the idea of performing with live band
This performance is legendary!
Hobi was rapping live. It took a lot of effort so let's give him that credit. They always perform with a live band in concerts. The drummer posted a video of a drummer point of view cam.
I love BTS. they always give 1000% on stage
Free concert they got 'asked' by their government to do a concert to highlight Busan City ( both Jimin and JungKook come from Busan) for the World EXPO Business Convention.
They ended up paying for it all they even paid to make the Stadium safe and refused to use a dis used Glass Factory site.
They made it free for about 100,000 in the stadium and overflow's outside the stadium on massive screens. Their were government officials in the audience and they kind of stuck 2 fingers up at them in the concert.
I don’t know if people really appreciate how much of an investment that was - minimum $1m USD easy - and that’s based on when I was actually active in the industry so 10 years of inflation too!!
Would be so unforgettable....my dream to see them live singing Run BTS ..
Mesmerized by the band, the singing, the choreo, the stage. J Hope was extraordinary in that "autotune" part. For sure it was him alone!!! Did you check his solo concert at Lollapalooza?
There originally was no choreography for run bts till now obviously and it goes so hard.
Did I just binge your videos for the last 2 hours and probably 2 more...or more....maybe... Love your energy and sincerity. great reaction :)
Al Cleveland III on drums, Asef Rodeh and Jonathan Linav musical directors, Jung Wooyeong sound engineer
They returned to their roots "Live Band" performance .. that's BTS.. OMG I miss the Band that always accompanies the performances "GHOST"🔥🔥💜
Ps 13:45 , you're right. J-Hope tell us (ARMY) in their Vlive after concert that they adding some weird sounds for new experience.. nothing to hide.. that's our boys ☺️🙏🏻
Amé tanto esta presentación 💜
this is the original version of Mic Drop rather than the remix which has more english in it. I personally like it better.
Yes, me too. I like more original Mic Drop in korean
I usually would agree but for Mic Drop I personally prefer the one with more English
@@amberpearce710is it because english is your first language?
@@JackInTheBox0294 yes it is but it isn’t because it is in English. I say this because I love listening to music not in English. I don’t really care if music is in English or not.
@@amberpearce710 ok
BTS performances are always top tier even if they are just sitting and singing!
That's how you know they are great performers with great stage presence 🔥
The drummer I think posted a video of him from the concert on Instagram!
yeah, drumming UGH, that was really epic, a hard hitting rap song that felt like a metal concert to me
If I can dance their choreo (even if I can get it right "miraculously"), I couldn't possibly be singing a single word. I'd be out of breath at the beginning of Run BTS after dancing Mic Drop. Gosh! For a free concert, they did a great job to actually dance so cool and sing/rap it live. Backing track is a must. If they wouldn't use it, ARMYs will be the first ones to insist on them to use it for their sake.
I was there watching this performance live and it was wild. Such a great great time
This is a FREE concert .. full set of concert for the ARMY n also to support the nation in bidding for World EXPO 2030 in Busan, Korea. They gave it theie all in alnost 2 hr concert, which artists dobthat, maybe 1 or 2 songs but bot the whole set concert. BTS is famous for GIVING.
check jhope lollapalooza performance the live band was so good
If you watch the members speech, J-hop clearly mentioned that he put auto turns on his voice for a change, which is so sexy , isn't it?!!!
Loved your bts reaction 💜
BTS Forever LEYENDA!!! ARMYSSSS.💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Thank u for reacting bts❤❤❤❤
Jhope 🔥🔥🔥🔥
10:15 it's probably the backing track? They dance and sing during their concerts, which are often hours long. So they use backing tracks. But you can still clearly hear their vocals over the backing track.
Al Cleveland drummer reps Mapex Drums
Yes, J-hope try to use autotune in this performance to sound more ¿robotic? Is his first time, but he sound soo cool
You mention about the rock band rifts well we've often said BTS are Rock Stars and there are a large number of rock and heavy metal fans that make up ARMY I'm one of them. As for Doubling yes they'll use Doubling sometimes.
Grandiosos los amo, saludos 🤗 buena reacción
not sure if anyone answered u yet, but the drummer is Al Cleveland III! im not sure who the rest of the band was unfortunately 😅
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Yeah I think they've done this before. 😄
plzzz react to more BTS content
like your analysis and opinion so much
Venía a comentar lo del autotune de Hoseok pero cero que ya lo sabe! 😜🫰🏻💜
Pero puedo agregar que él además de rapero es muy buen vocal e incluso hace muchos de los coros dn toda la discografía de los chicos! 🫰🏻💜
react BTS Cypher pt.3 live busan concert
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You should check out j-hope's new album Jack in the Box!!
💜🇧🇷💜🇧🇷 reage por gentileza as músicas butterflay e zero o'clock que também estam nesse show de buzan
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Was I not concentrating or did they cut Micdrop before the end? They usually make big deal of dropping the mic, I didnt see that
the double is just the backing track. and the one with high voice Jimin his voice is naturally that noticeable people always wake up when he starts to sing. and this is a fan cam and it´s a stadium so the noise is not the best. you should have reacted to the bangtan tv version.
This us not fan cam..this is stage cam from bangtantv
This is a Bangtan Bomb....it's an official vid.
Thats jk you're looking for
I'm sure someone has answered you already but in case they haven't - the band is their personal live band called Ghost. They've been one of my favorite parts of their live performances for years, it wouldn't be a BTS stadium concert without them. They play a lot of styles, which explains the basic hard rock and funk sound. 💜🤘 PS: I'm not entirely sure if it's live autotune as much as them singing/rapping live over a backing track that has autotune for effect.
JHope tried to sing autotune sound. It is live singing.
React to jungkook singing on vlive
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Dude, you really need to change your screen. All I can see is you and not what you are reacting to because you have it to small. That wasn’t even 1/4 of your screen. If I had not watched the performance before I would have had a hard time seeing the performance. People want to hear your reaction but you don’t have to take up more than 3/4 of the screen.
you react to the grub or drum band, because your reaction is really bad and for the video you use it's too far ahead before reacting to the band first look for original songs so you can really compare,,good luck