I saw The Warning LIVE! Here are my thoughts!
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- Tonight I'm talking about The Warning's live performance at Bush Hall in London!
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Seen them live twice. Just recently in New York. It's hard to describe just how compelling their performance is. No crazy lights or fireworks. Just the music and it's awesome. The crowds go wild.
They usually do evolve as their last song so a little bit of pyro after after evolve would be nice
They did a great light show in their concert at the Teatro Metropolitan CDMX in 2022 and it looked fantastic.
Saw The Warning in Berlin on Wednesday. I expected something amazing, and was not disappointed. They are astonishing live
Watching the Berlin live gig and seeing a German crowd all singing along shows they are not arriving. They have arrived!!!
@@gregjetnikoff7124 A German crowd singing along in Spanish!
@@gregjetnikoff7124 Agreed
I'm am looking forward to them in the Pacific Northwest in the future. I'm north of Seattle and praying for a concert here!!
@@stephenb4703Hey a warning army brother here from the Pacific Northwest. In case you don’t know they are performing at the Kent Accesso ShoWare Center, 10/13/24. Hopefully you will be there to help support them along with my family🤟🏽.
I’ve been following these ladies since they were little kids ( they were that good ). I’m so pleased to see them come as far as they have. It’s very interesting and satisfying to watch a band from its infancy so to speak, and see them grow from that point, and then make it as that same band. They have raw natural talent, are very good musicians, and the songs are very very good. I can’t wait to see what comes next for them.
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Covid may have been a huge blessing for these women. The difference in their performances and abilities between the beginning of 2020 and 2022 is huge. They are SOOOO polished now. And Ale doesn't look like a girl anymore...definitely...The stage now has 3 giant talents on stage and now it really shows. Pau is now the best singer that drums that I have personally EVER seen, especially one that beats the crap out of her kit.
Pau is a great song writer as well
@@bluesnaggletooth1660 I suspect she may be one of THE great songwriters. I quite simply do not have enough superlatives for her song craft.
You commented for me and I couldn’t have said it better. They must have practiced constantly during COVID and I’ve also noticed Ale not only grew up but came back a little less shy. I kinda think the fact she is the shy sister is enduring and you get the full spectrum with the ladies. From the power house that is Pau who can still move you to tears and get moved to tears from fan reaction or the energy of Dany, to the driving groove yet shy bass player Ale.
@@ben-jam-in6941I think you mean endearing.
@@leekovalskyj9218 I’m not even sure exactly what I meant lol. Ya endearing.. I think.
No no no I meant because she is shy it makes her have longer lasting relationships with the bass notes. 🤥 Or something like that.
I just discovered these guys, and boy o boy I’ve not been this hyped about a band’s rock energy in years, the hardest new rock that’s thrilled me in a long time, and they are so young!! Wow
Authenticity. Spot on! They have that in spades, and it shows every night on stage. I've been to hundreds of shows over my lifetime, and some of the biggest acts had nights where you could tell they were mailing it in that night. These ladies just hit different man.
As a soundman from the seventies and eighties, the ground stacks in a reflective room looked very familiar. The improvement in PA from that time is the quality of the full range cabinets (top of the stack), a slight reduction in the amount of mids and highs splattering off the ceiling due to "line array" performance (but the array isn't really tall enough). The use of IEM's saves the day, since the vocals and other sounds aren't bouncing around the stage and out to the room from stage wedges. This room gave me the heebie-jeebies just looking at it. Kudos to Lalo for pulling it off - possibly a white-knuckle ride.
The Warning is so criminally underrated. I hope this changes this year.
I think they're a little over hyped. If the chicks were not good looking they would be just another hard rock band...
@@fredfreddy2338it is easy for us fans to overstate their popularity because as fans we find ourselves in a bubble,.even if not by choice, it just happens. The music industry might have become aware of them thanks to the MTV VMA show. Yet the p7blic at large they are still quite unknow. Personally i inly discovered them thanks to logaritm suggestions from YT because of my contant watching of Pink Floyd music videos. Everytime i mention The Warning to my friends they always never know who they are, i end up always introduce them and yet there hasnt been any of my acquaintances that have become as enthusiastic about them as i have. They all realise they are good but none become a fully fledge fan like i have. It helps for us fans to keep it real. And if 2024 will not be the year thry break out on the mainstredm, so be it. They are all still so young, they have time.
@@alfredopuyol5795 dont be that guy. Why there has always have to be a troll like you pissing on everybody's parade? You think it is funny? You doing it for a laugh? Looks can only get you so far in music, music history is full of pretty faced talentless acts that faded away and nobody cares anymore. They began very young ehere looks would not be a factor snd dlready their tdlent was commented on in high praise. So, get real, man.
@@alfredopuyol5795 no way, there songs are amazing and I am the toughest critic in the world I hate almost all new bands
@@alfredopuyol5795 The fact that they write all of their music, have a great work ethic, sound better live show after show and don't have a bad song. I think their not over hyped at all. They are doing fine without anyone hyping them at all.
It will be interesting to hear a show in a different venue on June 26. Sounds like they have what it takes musically, are ambitious, are used to working hard as a cohesive unit, and have supportive fans. I hope they have a great tour!
Fil, thanks so much for the tech breakdown! Glad you finally got to see The Warning in person and interact with them a bit. You completely get it about them and their fans... genuine!! They're genuine and it shows.😍👍
Saludos amigo, soy un fan de The Warning, mis paisanas, estoy orgulloso de que esta banda nos represente, viva The Warning viva México caroooooneeeessss!!! con respeto.
Thank you so much, for the shout out.
Glad to see you enjoyed them live, they really are a fantastic live band. They are one of the few bands that basically sound the same live as they do on their records (the benefits of having 3 vocalists to harmonize with) *and* they are great performers. Also, really interesting talk on the audio dynamics. I hope you do interview The Warning again, your first interview with them was really good and I'm sure your second interview would be as well.
I'm glad you finally got to meet them personally. They are the real deal. What they seem to be is exactly who and what they are. And their authenticity is adorable and endearing. It's great to see the support of their worldwide fanbase. We have always known it is there because people fly thousands of miles from all over the world to come to Mexico for some of their bigger shows. But it is refreshing to see first hand how much local, avid support there is throughout Europe. Their show in Berlin was insane! The continent is in the process of being warned for the first time.
Fil, i really appreciated the portion where you talked about the girls authenticity. For me this is what sets them apart from 99% of other bands. You can also see how genuine they are in an interview format as you well know. They are humble, thankful and very, very talented! Everyone should experience this band live at least once, they bring the energy and passion every single time!
Agree 110% on their authenticity!!!
So true. I think that, because they were independent for so long and started so young, they really appreciate their fans because they saw how much support people gave them. They have always been surprised and amazed at how much people they don't know and from around the world were/are willing to donate to them. They know their success is reliant on their fans loving and respecting what they do. Thus they have a closer and deeper appreciation of their fans.
Thanks for sharing and your support on this Superpowergirls trio.. so talented.. VIVA THE WARNING❤🤟😊
I just recently discovered the Warning on Instagram. I am so pleased to see a true rock band; and a woman band at that. They’re amazing. I see very big things in their future and expect them to make it big here in the States, beyond smaller gigs. Rock on ladies!
As a warning fan we love them ..and are very protective of them..just amazing
I have you to thank, Fil, for introducing me to The Warning during a LS only a couple of weeks ago! Just from your saying you were a fan, I instantly checked them out. I don't watch mainstream TV & I haven't been keeping up with new music I like I used to do. It may have something to do with a lack of authenticity there. These lovely women have been melting my face regularly since then. 😂 Not only do they sound amazing but their metal moves are fire too! Oh yeah & congrats on 303k!🖤🤘
I've never heard of them! Love hearing new to me bands
It was a great gig. So nice to see you there.
The Warning are definitely a unique band, they have a charismatic presence that just grabs your attention and make you want even more.
They are a vital piece of "the future of rock". From my experience they are a great live band.
The biggest things that sets these ladies apart is their songwriting abilities and the way they perform live. The fact they had this ability at such a young age is mind boggling bc creating good music from nothing isn't easy and it puts you in a very vulnerable position as an artist. These ladies carry themselves with a lot of confidence, maturity, and professionalism at their shows and they also exude so much energy that watching them just makes me happy. Can't wait to see what their fully capable of in the next 10 years.
They've already done 10 years worth of creativity, enjoy what is now!
Fil, thank you!!! Blessings to you and your family!
Hi Fil,
So nice to see young talent being recognized. Thanks for explaining all the technical stuff and how important it is to balance everything out. You never know what can happen when you play live, so you just prepare the best you can. So glad they are finding success! Thanks for a great video! Debbie☮️
it was your reaction to the warning "survive" that made me look further into the band .i joined their patreon and eventually i saw several shows and did a meet n greet. it would be later i joined your patreon for a year to thank you!!! it has been quite a journey ! im so happy for them. and again thank you Phil !!!!
me too!
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Fil, I do believe I was introduced to The Warning through one of your videos. They generate some seriously powerful sound for a three piece. All three of them are so very talented but Pau may be the best drummer I’ve seen in ages. Such power! She beats the snot out of her kit. Often while singing! Amazing!
You break down this technical stuff better than anyone. Especially for non-musicians like myself. I always enjoy your videos. Thank you!
I was at the show in Bush Hall but didn't get a chance to thank you, as it was your interview video that introduced me to TW.
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Simply awesome...
Fil, great video, one thing I would like to clarify, as one of the organisers of the show, we didn't object to people taking photos (we perhaps weren't clear on this as there were a few people who thought the same). As we had it professionally videoed we didn't want people recording it themselves where you just have a wall of phones at the front where everyone's stood still, not singing along or clapping or providing atmosphere to the show, and also blocking the view for everyone behind them and the majority of people respected that and I think that really helped to make it such an incredible show.
Thanks for coming and helping us out with the Q&A and I'm sure I'll see you again at the O2 Islington 🤘
when that professional vid will be available Matthew?
I would also like to know when that video will be available. I'd pay for it. I'm in the States
We're aiming to have the video complete by the end of the month
Hi dude! Yeah I think it was a good move! 👍🏻
Great reaction. These sisters from Mexico singing in English writing their own music since they were kids. Truly amazing.
Even listening to them just converse in English, you'd never guess that Mexico is their native country, they're three amazing young women!
@@videotrexxAt first i thought they were australian.
Thanks Fil….. I’m jealous….wish I was close enough to see them live 🥂
Fil, thank you for this commentary of The Warning performance. How awesome for the girls to know their audience by first name. Rock 🤘🏼!
I've only recently started listening to them (because TH-cam kept pushing them) and I must say that I'm really impressed. They are really good.
I discovered them when they opened up for Halestorm and omg, I became an instant fan. They’re amazing. So much energy and they seriously looked like they were having a blast and it showed in their music 🤘🏻🤘🏻
The more confident in themselves they become, the more willing they will be to break out away from relying on a click track at the expense of improvisation during their shows. I’m looking forward to seeing them really performing live.
Saw them supporting muse in Plymouth just over a week ago, had no idea who they were when they came on stage but they were brilliant, really lively and got the event started on the right foot. Brilliant performance and a brilliant night, muse also didn't disappoint as per usual.
Going to London to see them this June. Can't wait
Queens of Rock
They are incredible live ..
Thank you Phill! I really wanted to know your thoughts about the show.
Authenticity and honesty...exactly!! As musicians primarily, but also as people, as a proyect and on every level, every aspect...
At first I thought just the opposite, like so much jumping, gestures and show put me off a little...I thought like "pure gimmicks" but then...well, they're playing...and then another song and liked it, and many, and so solid...then interviews, etc. I got so convinced they write and arrange everything and are so honest. Also very open about when they got any help or trick, backing tracks, their tricks and hacks...just honest.
I remember on one interview: "that effect by Pau's backing...!" - "oh, no, that's actually a backing track that we recorded prior..." Lol...
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BACKING TRACKS. You said it so well "for embellishment". They don't rely on them and have played many times songs without any. Hard to tell exactly when (cause most people just don't even notice!... and they have so so many gigs in the bag already) but just from the top of my head right now....
A few examples of playing WITHOUT BACKING TRACKS:
==> At EL CHOPO, Mexico City (CDMX) they played Dull Knives and Unmendable, they really blew the stage with a very small drum kit (no double pedal for DK), no backings, no stems, no click, no computer or anything...
==> KOOL AID KIDS at Teatro Metropólitan CDMX, first date August 26, 2022. Sounded incredible! You don't miss anything.
==> On the first part of the Mayday tour, US leg (I can't recall where exactly, probably one of the first dates...). They were playing EVOLVE when the electricity went out, then the backup power source took over immediately but lights went out for a second and the track stopped...they just kept on like nothing (Dany led the move here, never stopped and gave sisters a strong go on look 💪🤘).
There must be many more like these...
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==> There's also things like when they were supporting Three Days Grace and played CHOKE with TDG's guitarist Barry Stock on 2 dates without backing tracks (one is on Barrie, Ontario with two guitars and the other was with only one guitar and Dany just vocals)... sounded amazing.
Similar one when they played NARCISISTA with Jay de la Cueva on guitar (NYC i think).
==> Other cases are like when Pau played NARCISISTA on her master class for "Sound Check Expo" just drums and vocals with no backing tracks, and no click.
The same goes for the many many times they've played acoustic or rather semi-acoustic.
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Another kind of thing is like... AND I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE NOTICING THIS!!!! But I believe towards the end of ERROR, after the binary code slowing down, there is no click (nor tracks) from then on.
They have that flexibility like on the begining of Z when Pau starts with that drum beat without click or tracks which she starts with the far left midi pedal, usually over a sibling look and/or a countdown by Dany.
Likewise, on the extended version of DISCIPLE Pau stops the track (far right midi pedal) for the interlude of the ohohohohoh's crowd interaction...at some point Dany starts the lead guitar line/riff and later (usually) Dany tells Pau with a look to resume the track (left midi pedal), or Pau just starts it....
Wow, only one of three topics, and soooo loooong already!!!
....ok, i'm done.
I thought this'd be very interesting to some...
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........ just need some stamina to read this long ....lol.✂️
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Fil it was so good to meet you at Bush Hall and hear your views on guitarists both old and new. It was great chatting and hope to see you soon. BTW, this vid was great - you are a smart guy !!
Thanks Kevin!
God this was good review...I hope Danny listened!
gracias por compartir tu experiencia con la banda... a seguir rockeando con THE WARNING 🤘🤘⚡⚡
Fil Thanks for this great video I wasn’t expecting it and your analysis was amazing cheers brother
So, just based on the title of this video, I decided to look up The Warning to see what they were all about. I was peripherally aware of them, but I had it in my mind that they were gonna be a Queensryche clone, just based on the name (vis a vis Godsmack / Alice in Chains). What I saw and heard instead was 3 hot AF young chicks doing a pretty unique sounding heavy pop, dressed like they raided Pearl Jam's closets. I can't say it's my favorite thing I've ever heard, but if this is the return of rock 'n roll to the mainstream, I will f*cking TAKE IT! 🤘🤘
@@g.garcia7151 exactly
Saw them in Manchester a few weeks ago absolutely superb live,
The sound they get from just the 3 of them on stage is incredible
Hi Fil, thanks 4 share...best regards
Fil very interesting to get your perspective on so many different elements of this performance.
Thanks all for that Fil, especially the tech aspects.
Extremely interesting your concepts, analysis, explanations and opinions.
Thanks for sharing them with us.
I subscribe to your channel to stay tuned for your activities in which TW is involved.
Greetings from México!!
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Great commentary! Fil, never apologize for going on longer than you expected. Your incredible insights are Insanely interesting. 🤟
Yes 🙌🏽 MR. B…🙋🏻♀️❤️👍🏽 at THE WARNING BAND CONCERT 😉. I appreciate all three here. FIL…your in-depth knowledge as an INSTRUMENTALIST helps me understand the VILLARREAL Sisters AMAZING DYNAMICS “LIVE”. Wow 😳💫💥…I admire their top level ability.
I saw them at the O2 Islington and thoroughly enjoyed the show! The hoops jumped through made it an even better day out.
So great you could see them in London! As you might expect, they are big in LA. They have a wonderful story, and they deserve every inch of success. I'm also happy that you've covered Larkin Poe, another terrific rock band with sisters who've played together forever. Were Ann and Nancy Wilson the pioneers when they formed Heart way back in the 70's?
@@g.garcia7151 Fanny! Yes!
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Fanny🤘😎
@@g.garcia7151 DPA have meet drummer Brie Darling, that have been a member of Fanny. I'm sure they talked about girl bands and being an female musician when they meet in LA. Brie started her career as musician very young, just like DPA.
I can't think of any one else and i think there are some comparisons, but the Villarrealls are a bit more explosive a bit more dynamic
Thanks Phil, I saw your interviews with the girls back several years ago thank you again🤘🤘🤘
I was at Bush Hall that day and enjoyed the performance which was originally slated for September 12th 2020!!! A great experience and meeting some of the British and European fans for the first time was indeed special! Thank you for your continued support. Viva la Warning!! 🤟😎❤️
So glad to hear this from you. COVID quarantine seemed like really bad timing for the band but now they can get moving again.
I’ve never heard of The Warning. I need to look for their videos because all this is lost on me.
You'll have to come back with a comment on what you think.
I just stumbled on to Money by The Warning. OMG, excellent!!
That was a very informative video! Great to know some stuff about the sound mixing for a live show! And you nail it, the girls‘ authenticity is the bond to the fans! It was so nice to shortly talk to you, and that you, as a perfect and very technical guitarist, can appreciate The Warning! A tight three piece band with a great rhythm section and great riffs! There is a reason that many older rockers love them! Authentic handmade and selfwritten music! Thanks! 👍⚡️🤘
FIL!!
I believe this is my favorite video of yours.. I can’t even find a word to describe how MUCH I LOVED listening to you describe everything about a band’s integrity, involvements, etc.. I really loved listening to the parts of the drums, and the bass guitar player. You’re so accurate, as I have learned about all of these things since I was a young girl. Listening and watching my brother play in his bands taught me about those sounds. I miss live bands so much.
Omg, Fil!! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible knowledge, and reminding me of how great live bands really are!! You’re my favorite channel! I appreciate you very much! ❤
To me they are the real deal!
Hi Fil, Thank you for sharing your experience with us from The Warning show. I am so glad you got a chance to see them live and you did a great job explaining everything!
So much interesting technical stuff!
Thanks!!!
(Even though I couldn't understand at least half of it, I watched till the end cause it was interesting!)
Fortunately, both times I've seen the Warning, I've been been close to the stage.
One feature of their concerts is that the audience know all the words and sing along, which adds an interesting dynamic.
Very informative video
Great video, Fil. Glad you got to see them, I saw them last August for the first time.
Perfect and timely explanation of the acoustics for me. I recently got to see them live for the first and second time at their last two shows on the U.S. tour in Baltimore then Philadelphia the next night. In Baltimore I was 2nd row about directly in front of Ale. I noticed right away the guitar and lead vocals seemed way harder to hear than I expected. It was the same way for the 2 opening bands. The next night in Philly, we were 2nd row just to Dany's right side and the difference in overall sound was night and day. The guitar and vocals were so much clearer, but no difference in the great sound of the bass and drums. Your explanation of why that occurred was perfect. Even my wife said all 3 bands sounded 1000 times better that night. I have watched a couple of fan videos from Baltimore filmed from a more central position and no doubt it was all just my position. I still wouldn't change a thing about either of those nights though. I always say I need to watch every video of their performances 3 times, just to focus on each of them individually for how uniquely entertaining in their own way each of them is. And when Ale came out in her AC/DC shirt that I had been silently hoping for in the weeks leading up to this it was a special bonus. Those two nights have been the highlight of my year.
Saw them about a year ago in a 200 seater. Interesting, that the 'lead solos' were basically rhythm pieces. But great energy.
I feel happy for you Fil, it’s good to know you really enjoyed the show and it’s interesting to hear you talk about the technical stuff, Stay healthy man.
All good stuff. -Thanks Fil !
Caught the show in May from a seat in the mezzanine level at theater with a SRO floor capacity of about 700. Two very large PA speaker cabs were suspended from the ceiling 20 feet from and facing the Mezzanine. Didn't have any problem hearing any of the vocals or instruments as those two ceiling units were pumping out
198 db mono by my measurements.
Kick drum and snare drum came in loud and clear. The kick sounded a bit on the bright side. 🙉😆
Thoroughly enjoyed the show and had a great time chatting with other Patreon members.
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What city was that?✌️
Hi Johnny
It was TLA Theater of Living Arts on South Street ("where all the hippies meet") Philly. Rock🤘😎
Yes, suspended speakers are a whole different ball game, as people aren't stood in front of them, so the sound can be evenly distributed to your audience 🙂
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I was one of the people that came by shortly to say hi at Bush Hall on Monday. Nice to meet you in person. I agree so much about your points about honesty, it is so spot on one of the reasons I have been a fan of The Warning for 5 years.
I loved the show.❤
Thanks for always providing an explanation of events so we are always informed. You are appreciated, always!❤
Just today I saw an Instagram live that Dany did in May 2020 explaining the operation of his Helix LT Line 6, (she currently uses the Kemper pedal live) and with the Helix he said that he assigned to an external wha wha pedal, being able to use two frequencies at the same time when pressing the pedal, one in a normal tone and another one with a lower tone, so together they look like 2 guitars and it gives more body to the sound, apart from the fact that it uses the sound of the amplifier live plus the left PA and right PA and with everything together it sounds more enveloping
Do you mean "her" or are you talking about Danielo?
@@lootier3203 Of course I'm talking about Daniela, the English is not my native language, I already corrected substituting "He" for "She" I hope all this has not caused you irreparable brain trauma
@@confuxio2 It was a joke, an excuse to say Danielo. Sorry if that was too much for you!
@@lootier3203 No problem, your apology honors you, you said it as a joke and I took it the wrong way ✊🎸👍🥁🤘
Hi Fil, I'm so glad you were able to see the Warning and had a great time! Its cool that you'll be seeing them again at the end of the month, and hopefully have another interview with them in the future. It was a great analysis video filled with lots of good information. Congrats on hitting 303K subs! Keep on rockin'!
Thanks for the reaction Fil, even though I don’t play I enjoy learning. I have been subscribed to you for years from other artists, but kinda nice having it come full circle with TW. I can’t get over how much I enjoy them. Like you said, it isn’t just their music, which I love, but their whole history and their persona today. Just nice people with nice people around them!!🤘⚡️
Quite a few bassists use five-strings nowadays, open bottom B-string is ~30.8Hz!
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Fil, thanks for this fantastic review. It's great you got the chance to see The Warning live. Those Girls are very talented and they deserve all the success.
A big shout-out to Vince Gotera, who introduced me to their brilliant music 🖤🤘🏽
Great review and reaction as always sir! 🤘🏽
Since the moment I discovered them a couple of years ago, I’ve always said that there is an air of authenticity about them that sets them apart from their peers. For me most other bands just seem to be trying too hard to be “rockstars”. The girls of The Warning just are…
Hi Fil Love the sisters. I'm glad you're better. They did something like this with Pau and Dany in Montreal. Ale was sick. Sibling Magic.
Glad you were able to make this show Fil
The Warning's connections in the music industry through parentage has almost certainly helped, but they have a lot of talent, and deserve their success. The music scene needs bands like this to be successful to make people - fans as well as the industry in general - look beyond the generic radio friendly stuff that dominates the charts. There's certainly a place for that kind of music, and it's always been there, but anyone prepared to scratch beneath that very thick surface knows there's so much more out there.
If by "parentage" you mean connections through their parents.....there was basically none. They have done this on their own.
@@scottjohnson5955 They are 3 sisters who were paid for music lessons since they were kids, they were assigned specific instruments so that between the three sisters they could put together a band.The girls' father (Luis Villarreal) is a shareholder in a recording studio. Their uncle was a friend of a producer (Rudy Joffroy) from an agency (Creative Dreams) who made the contact and invited him to his house to meet the girls.From there, the father became their manager and the agency (the father's friend) has done all the promotion and contacts for them. They designed all the graphic art, videos, music editing, etc. They had professional help from the beginning. (they were kids back then).
The only thing I would disagree with, is that my understanding is they chose there own instruments. Especially the two older girls, I’m not as certain about Ale. However in my opinion I don’t think that she was forced to play just probably convinced by her sisters to play bass so they could be a band.
@@scottjohnson5955 It's clear there's a lot more going on than just "three plucky sisters who funded their dreams of stardom through Patreon!" There is obviously a lot of corporate backing involved, not to mention their parents go on tour with them - after only a couple of years of touring this band is already so successful that their parents don't need to work any more? Not likely.
@@bustervoodoo8125It is not really a secret that they come from a moderately wealthy background. With Professional dual income parents. Kickstarter along whole foods pretty much financed their first album. Hence the credit Whole Foods gets on their video. Patreon income is monthly fee and it is estimated at minimum 15000 to 26000 a month. 2014 launched them with a viral video the 2017 TedX was a massive success at gaining patrons that coincided with their first album. 2018 their second album paid for itself and they hold all rights to both. Lava only sponsored error. Hell I think their tour bus was sponsored by Monterrey businesses.
Yes most of the rest is more or less correct. They did a lot of private shows early for donors. The Whiskey being the best known.
They have been emphasizi g how fortunate they were with family, friends and fans since 2016. Rudy found they already had a Social Media campaign going when he got there, concentrating on You Tube and Patreon. So yes they benefited greatly being from a well educated and prosperous extended family. Never been a secret. They were late to tictoc and huge part of their fan base doesn't know or care whhat it is. probably has hurt them in yoinger demographics.
I recently saw a rig rundown with Dani and they do run Ableton from a computer which Pau is in control of. I imagine the occasional synth tone is generated from there but they also use Ableton to change Dani's pedals (which is a Line6 Helix). This enables Dani to concentrate on other things, particularly the physical part of the show. I don't know if they use it for any kind of guitar auto-mixing but it makes sense for things like lead boosts. I also noticed on some of the more recent recordings that there is a doubling effect on the rhythm guitar that really adds. It also shows just how well rehearsed they are to be able to sync everything up.
I think you can appreciate this.
To Backtrack or Not To Backtrack... That Is The Question | THE WARNING
It's an excerpt from an interview of The Warning done by Ryan Roxie from the Alice Cooper band. They explain how they use backing tracks but don't rely on them. Ale comments about times the tracks have failed. I didn't see links in the comments so I didn't include one.
Just found this today and just want to thank you for introducing me to Band-Maid in December 2019- your reaction to the song Play. Have seen them live since. Yes, the Warning have improved hugely in the last year or so even and liked their latest releases. The two bands like each other and have since met at festivals. Many fans are calling for a joint tour. Have been to Bush Hall many times to see bands.
Great video.
Hey! I was there, just for the evening show. I missed out on the original kickstarter, but I gather those VIPs got their monies worth. This was the first time I'd seen TW live, and my first gig in years, but it was awesome. Came away on a high.
Nit pick: Bush Hall isn't actually in Uxbridge. It's on the Uxbridge Road in Shepherd's Bush.
Anyway, as I said it was great. I have enjoyed your technical comments, nice to get a pros views on things. Interesting point on authenticity as there is an element of theatre to The Warning's performance e.g. Dany's gestures as she sings the songs, like the thumbs up she gives for, "Here's your star for good behaviour!" That said, I don't think this makes The Warning less authentic, their songs tell a story and an element of theatricality adds to the song, helps bring it to life.
Very cool you've been invited to the Islington gig. Looking forward to your interview wioth the band.
Haha yes indeed! A bit of subconscious place and road swapping there! 😂
Great analysis as ever.
Their sound engineers are fantastic.
Looking forward to your interaction with them towards the end of this month.
El mejor rock 2023 ,The Warning el nuevo rock
Thank you for your very thorough explanation of how sound is mixed for live performances. I thought you might have more insight on how The Warning sounded and performed live. peace.
Thank you once again Fil!! You are one of the very, VERY few music reviewers who can be taken credibly...your knowledge, experience, talent, and ability to educate is priceless. Grateful for you work.
Fil, thx for Vid & The Rapp!!!
I understood your analysis uite well. Thank you. I am a non musician so this says a lot.
That should be quite well.😊
I ❤ The Warning!
Ditto
Tritto😊
The warning are special indeed!🤘😎⚠️
🗣 Excellent video Fil! I am happy you finally got to see TW LIVE! I have mixed a few shows in a large 80' x 50' room that had concrete floors and solid cinderblock walls. At least it had a T-bar ceiling with acoustic panels. Still extremely tough though.
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‘Sir Fil’, So glad you finally got this opportunity (after COVID) and for sharing this with us/me. You’re SO right on when you talk about music bringing us together and ‘the cues/signs’ that the girls use because they know one another on a deeper level. ‘Authenticity’ and ‘Integrity’, the two words you used, are important in so many things: music, art, being human, etc. Thanks so much for this and your limitless positivity. ❤ Marianne aka Celtic Gal 11:28
For REAL!!
Especially, AFTER Covid! That’s such a long time ago! I’m glad they’re back on track, and Fil had a chance to see them live, also!
I've been listening to Phil For a long time he is so knowledgeable.
His interviews are fantastic is such a good person, And such a deep knowledge of music And it actually talks to wear a layman like me can understand
Thank you Phil
Very informative. You do a great job of explaining a difficult topic in an easy to understand way
Great analysis!
These sisters are overwhelmingly talented!!
Their live performances are beyond amazing!
Besides being rock stars they are smart, humble, funny and the nicest people on earth!
Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡