It’s crazy how he always done his vocals to this song perfectly identical to the recorded version, the pitch, range, length and etc of each screams. Almost makes it sound faked or they just backtracked the entire vocals
@@corvynyan My source? Literally go to any show or simply LOOK at the live recordings and LISTEN. Go ask any sound tech. Why do you think bands now make it a big deal to have their laptops, some won't even play without them. Hell I was even at one of their shows here in North Carolina with my friend Jackie backstage because she does their photography. They use backing tracks. It's not a knock on them, everyone uses them it's super common and helps smooth out the live performance and gives lead vocalists more longevity on their chords.
@@chipchippahson Massive difference between backing tracks and pre -recorded tracks (lip syncing). Noah's vocals aren't Pre-Recorded that is 100% facts. Backing tracks are used for parts that aren't there e.g. extra guitar's, synths, piano and in some cases BACKING vocals (Harmonies) as an example. Their sound guy (Matt Strikes I think his name is) is an actual mastermind behind the sound board on making Bad Omens sound the way they do live. Which in my opinion is why people think Noah's vocals are pre-recorded. As someone who witnessed Noah struggle hard at Knotfest in Sydney Australia they Definately not pre-recorded.
Not a good one. Plus that venue had a big pole in the middle of the floor so it was very weird. But bad omens crowds bring in alottttt of people who have never been to a “ metal “ show so not many people participate in the typical metal things.
Noah can whip any crowd into a controlled frenzy. Thanks for the post(s)
the army bomb in the crowd, im crying LOL
I had to take a double take to make sure I wasn't going crazy lol. What a place to spot one
Lol
4:37 - 4:47
That was INSANE! Noah Sebastian is one seriously talented vocalist!!!
He was my first band ever and when I was there and I had the best fuching day of my life lol he is so dam amazing like fuch and fuch lol lol
Hi noah
Bro I wish I could’ve gotten tickets to see them 😭 they were sold out by the time I heard about the show
Noah is a gift
I’m so glad this popped up❤ I was supposed to be here but my mom passed 3 days before.
I'm sorry for your loss. 💔
I’m sorry for your loss😞.
It’s crazy how he always done his vocals to this song perfectly identical to the recorded version, the pitch, range, length and etc of each screams. Almost makes it sound faked or they just backtracked the entire vocals
Dude. I thought the same. I’ve had to watch a couple live versions. Noah is something else. Dude is absolutely ridiculous.
They definitely use backing tracks, as do almost all bands in today's music climate.
@@chipchippahson Source?
@@corvynyan My source? Literally go to any show or simply LOOK at the live recordings and LISTEN. Go ask any sound tech. Why do you think bands now make it a big deal to have their laptops, some won't even play without them. Hell I was even at one of their shows here in North Carolina with my friend Jackie backstage because she does their photography. They use backing tracks. It's not a knock on them, everyone uses them it's super common and helps smooth out the live performance and gives lead vocalists more longevity on their chords.
@@chipchippahson Massive difference between backing tracks and pre -recorded tracks (lip syncing). Noah's vocals aren't Pre-Recorded that is 100% facts. Backing tracks are used for parts that aren't there e.g. extra guitar's, synths, piano and in some cases BACKING vocals (Harmonies) as an example. Their sound guy (Matt Strikes I think his name is) is an actual mastermind behind the sound board on making Bad Omens sound the way they do live. Which in my opinion is why people think Noah's vocals are pre-recorded. As someone who witnessed Noah struggle hard at Knotfest in Sydney Australia they Definately not pre-recorded.
And he was so hot
Lol
i always thought it was basically Death- Throne fml..
ME TOO i thought i was the only one...
Did they all actually do the wall of death when he asked or..?
Not a good one. Plus that venue had a big pole in the middle of the floor so it was very weird. But bad omens crowds bring in alottttt of people who have never been to a “ metal “ show so not many people participate in the typical metal things.
If only it wasn't playback (at least looks that way at 4:03-4:05)