They are not auto tuned. They are Fantastic! This is Indian music for you. This is Folk music from different States of India. The people from Rajasthan, India migrated to Europe ( Roma people - also called Gypsy ) who have castanets which are very similar to the instruments used by Rajasthani’s .
Yes ken .. Amit trivedi is a singer and composer.. As India is a very diverse country ,here people speak more than 100 major languages..So he is trying to present sound of nation.. Different states, Different cultures,Different music.. and yes its an award show..everything is autotuned and prerecorded for better public visuals
Most songs here are composed by Amit Trivedi and inspired by folk music of different regions of India (based on the film the song is from, the ones by Amit Trivedi are from films). The caption at the time of each song states the name of the state/region the song is inspired from (Sound of Kashmir, Sound of Bengal, Sound of Maharashtra, Sound of Rajasthan, Sound of South India, Sound of Gujarat, Sound of Punjab), hence "Sound of a Nation".
@@rahulmishra3388 tumlog konsi dunia mai jee rahe ho jo soch rahe ho ki sab live hota hai? Aur autotune hai to hai usmai jalne ki kya baat hai hakikat hai.
So the nuances of Folk music are going over your head ! The musicians are not auto tuned. This is the mistake people from the West make. This is Folk Music from different part of India. The musicians are very good in India. In fact Superb ! No they are not Amit Trivedi songs. The castenets type instruments are from Rajasthan, India. The people from Rajasthan migrated to Europe and are called Roma people or Gypsy’s . For all you know the Roma’s might have taken this instrument with them from India. There is no reward for Amit. You did not hear the last song because you turned the Video off. Too much talking.
Tu bhai rehne de tereko kuch pata nahi emotional hoke kuch bol raha hai... Yaha stage performance mai bina auto tune gaana allowed hi nahi hai kyu bina matlab baj raha hai lukhe
They're all accomplished singers in their respective languages and styles. Amit Trivedi composed this song to highlight the eclectic and wonderful range of musical talent and genres across all ages that are present in Indian music. Hence the title of the performace - "Sound of a Nation" ❤️
Before reviewing please get all the information about video.. in dis video each song is from different regions of India. India is itself a whole world. More than 1600 languages and 300+ cultures…
Indian music and songs are a mix of emotions, A roller coaster of emotions flow through along with the music. You never know what you're gonna hear the next song.
the drums are called "dhol" which are prominent in punjab, (north of india). all the songs were composed by amit trivedi himself. you missed the last song after his speech but still, great reaction!
in India every state has its own tradition, history, folks, arts and culture etc. so here you can see every state represting its own music with their culture's most famous song, In thier own language as there are many languages spoken all over India😊😉 and that is not english horn its called shehnai or the rajputana welcome flute.
Hey Ken! Amit is the composer behind all the amazing songs you heard. He's known for blending Indian folk music with modern sounds, showcasing the rich diversity of India's 30 provinces. Each region has its own unique music, dance, language and instruments, and Amit travels extensively to research and incorporate these elements into his work. The two-sided drum you saw is called a Dhol from Punjab, along with the two flutes commonly used in folk performances there. If you're interested, you might want to dive deeper into each folk style and singer featured in his performance.
I recommend that you make a reaction to one of the best vocalists in the world. What is that sound? This sound is beyond our ordinary world, beyond the music we are accustomed to. Generally beyond the music that we expect to hear in films. According to the director of this film, Denis Villeneuve, Hans Zimmer worked on this music for several months - a very long time for such a project. He searched for and created these unusual sounds, trying to go beyond the boundaries of what he could do and was used to doing. As we understand it, he succeeded. We heard music here that is not only extraterrestrial, but also timeless. Something similar could probably have sounded ten thousand years ago. Or maybe this is what our future will sound like. There are very few artists capable of producing such sounds. It's not just vocal capabilities and good technique - it's a completely different aesthetics, a different psychology, a different physiology. The artist must not only accurately hit the notes of this strange score - he must, first of all, be convincing. He should sound as if these sounds are not exotic to him at all - but a natural part of his nature. It should sound organic, it should sound beautiful at the same time - and dangerous, alarming, warning. In this case, that's exactly what it sounds like. Whether you like this sound or not, no one doubts that this sound is the most real. That this is not a sophisticated computer design - but a living timbre, living emotions, living energy of the human voice. Voices of the strange, unusual, unexpected. A voice that reminds us at the same time of the sounds of wild nature; and about the sounds of the beautiful singing voices of the past; and about the sounds of some other world, some universe unknown to us - sounds the existence of which we can only guess. All these amazing sounds are contained in the artist we see on this stage - Diana Ankudinova. We look forward to your reaction to this fantastic performance. Full video name: Diana Ankudinova. Art of Hans Zimmer Soundtrack from the movie Dune Duration: 5:31 This video is from Diana's second official channel - "Diana Ankudinova Life" This channel only features live performances by Diana and there are no copyright restrictions. Her main official channel "Diana Ankudinova" has 1.4 million subscribers.
He is presenting Talent of Different region in Singing, India is very very very diverse in language, food, clothing, dance, singing, skin colours, face structures
Hey Ken, about your question from 4:45, yes all of these are individual performers from across India, representing their state, their culture and their songs and the entire video is a compilation of bringing these cultures together.
Your mandolin comment was for "navrai majhi", a traditional Marathi (FYR: state Maharashtra, captal Mumbai) song that is sung at weddings. It celebrates and praises the bride. It featured in the Hindi movie "english vinglish" (Sridevi, rest in peace, om shanti)
I legit thought "Whyyyyyyyyy tf" 🥲 Also, This guy's a bit full of... Inflated ego saturates talent & leads to impatience (learnt this over years as a musician myself heheh)
Yes this all are different song , which is composed my Amit Trivedi, Red dressed person in middle who is leading the stage, and one by one they introduced all singers of his songs
I can really see it in his face, Bro got real offended by The Diversity...He's really unable to comprehend what's really happening...If you want to live Diversity, welcome to India...As there's a meme very famous "India is not for beginners"🤣
Where was he “offended”? He was nothing but appreciative, especially for someone who’s not accustomed to such genre/style of music and artistry. Learn to be more accommodating of someone from an entirely different culture and upbringing reacting to your line of artistry. That would do well for you and ensure you don’t come across like a condescending dingbat.
@@silentassassin86 your usage of English vocabulary doesn't discard the fact that He's feeling awkward to take all that musical cultural diversity of India in one video...True, we have to be empathetic towards his cultural upbringing but as a professional vocal coach, he must fully appreciate the complexity of the musical artistry going in this video..
@@ॐतत्सत्-च2य I’ll let that comment about “usage of English vocabulary” slide as it is pretty much non sequitur. He WAS appreciative, and, even more accurately, amazed by the “different-ness” and complexity of the artistry. Again, where was he “offended”? I am guessing that was just a wrong word you picked in that original comment of yours.
@@silentassassin86 Then it was just an opinion of different perspective...What you saw was an highly appreciative figure but what I saw was an highly offended figure who is supposed to be a Professional Vocal Coach is not appreciating my cultural heritage which is not just a Mumbo jumbo autotuned pop music but highly fined music with a zest of Indianess...The way I was offended by your English...Similarly, in same way "In My Opinion" he is indeed offended by our Indian Cultural Heritage... & simple reminder to you, irrespective of your fake id as an English professionalist....No matter you're a PhD in English or any other languages "All words are made up"...Now slide with this kiddo...
What they were doing basically is that they were representing music from different states of India by first singing a folk or cultural song from the state, and then a bollywood song that is inspired by that specific culture.
You got treated with the full course of south asian musical ensemble. A mix of thousands of years of heritage from a sub-continent. Sit back, enjoy and don't even attempt to judge.
Yes, they are (folk) singers from all over India, all singing in different languages. Most Indians also cannot understand all these languages because we are citizens of one of the most linguistically diverse countries on earth!
”Dreamum wakeupum” wakes up such strong opinions. Songs from Indian cinema have a longer life beyond the actual movie. After some time it’s difficult to remember why was a particular song created just the way it is. ”Dreamum wakeupum” is it’s context was suitable and well-made.
Indian music is divided majorly north hindustani n south which gal in video mentioned Carnatic now genre wise its vast ,spotify says around 1300 genre’s and indian music is over 6000year old this very high level ..
Its pity that South India, which produced great music composers like A.R.Rahman, Ilayaraja, MM Keeravani, MS Viswanathan etc was represented by such a filthy song(in terms of meaning) "Dreamum Wakeupum"
It's india dear friends There are many languages and many different types of music present. First just listen them silently because they dont want to autotune his voice they are batter then autotune.
The video wasn't over btw. Also a little research before reacting to any video should be must in my opinion. or maybe just read the description under the original video, wouldn't hurt, right ken?
Greeting Sir!! Today, I would LOVE to suggest a brand new song entitled "Dissociation", by the French Canadian Death Metal/Classical project named "Disorientation". This is a lyric video* Thank you for your attention and have a nice day ;)
bro before you review atleast knkow who you are reviewing . it's just very casual attitude towards your own work. next time at least know what are reviewing.
They are not auto tuned. They are Fantastic! This is Indian music for you. This is Folk music from different States of India. The people from Rajasthan, India migrated to Europe ( Roma people - also called Gypsy ) who have castanets which are very similar to the instruments used by Rajasthani’s .
Yes ken .. Amit trivedi is a singer and composer.. As India is a very diverse country ,here people speak more than 100 major languages..So he is trying to present sound of nation.. Different states, Different cultures,Different music.. and yes its an award show..everything is autotuned and prerecorded for better public visuals
Nothing is autu tune sir
Most songs here are composed by Amit Trivedi and inspired by folk music of different regions of India (based on the film the song is from, the ones by Amit Trivedi are from films). The caption at the time of each song states the name of the state/region the song is inspired from (Sound of Kashmir, Sound of Bengal, Sound of Maharashtra, Sound of Rajasthan, Sound of South India, Sound of Gujarat, Sound of Punjab), hence "Sound of a Nation".
The is a magical mixture of Indian Folk songs and it's indeed beyond beautiful 🦋✨
This guys doesn't need autotune my friend 🙏..
@@rahulmishra3388 tumlog konsi dunia mai jee rahe ho jo soch rahe ho ki sab live hota hai? Aur autotune hai to hai usmai jalne ki kya baat hai hakikat hai.
Log nahi samjenge ye bhai kisiko nahi pata hota he.@@Rockyrockslost
Lil guy represent! 😂 Thank you for all the love ❤
That was fun! I love Indian music, and the backup singers and beat boxers added so much.
So the nuances of Folk music are going over your head ! The musicians are not auto tuned. This is the mistake people from the West make. This is Folk Music from different part of India. The musicians are very good in India. In fact Superb ! No they are not Amit Trivedi songs. The castenets type instruments are from Rajasthan, India. The people from Rajasthan migrated to Europe and are called Roma people or Gypsy’s . For all you know the Roma’s might have taken this instrument with them from India. There is no reward for Amit. You did not hear the last song because you turned the Video off. Too much talking.
Tu bhai rehne de tereko kuch pata nahi emotional hoke kuch bol raha hai... Yaha stage performance mai bina auto tune gaana allowed hi nahi hai kyu bina matlab baj raha hai lukhe
Tu fir kisi aur hi duniya mein reh raha hai fir bhai India mein to stage performance mein mostly orginal hi hota hai without autotune@@Rockyrockslost
@@Jai_.Mahakal tu dusri dunia ka hai jo tu samaj raha hai ki stage performance original singing ke sath ki jaati hai
@@Rockyrockslost kabhi shreya ghosal ya kaushiki mam ke concert mein chale jana pata lag jayega tujhe Bharat mein kitni original hoti hai
Everyone not as lazy as this white guy who uses auto tune cause he's got no skills
They're all accomplished singers in their respective languages and styles. Amit Trivedi composed this song to highlight the eclectic and wonderful range of musical talent and genres across all ages that are present in Indian music. Hence the title of the performace - "Sound of a Nation" ❤️
Before reviewing please get all the information about video.. in dis video each song is from different regions of India. India is itself a whole world. More than 1600 languages and 300+ cultures…
4:20 river dance section from the land of dessert! 😂😂
Rivers are in their dreams 😂
Yes ur absolutely right. Amit has brought all the diff cultures together here
Its one of the best fusion compilation ever !!!! Thanks for the reaction !
Indian music and songs are a mix of emotions, A roller coaster of emotions flow through along with the music. You never know what you're gonna hear the next song.
the drums are called "dhol" which are prominent in punjab, (north of india). all the songs were composed by amit trivedi himself. you missed the last song after his speech but still, great reaction!
dhol is a pan Indian thing and is prominent through out the nation
The mouth trumpet you're saying is called Shehnayi. It's a traditional instrument.
Ustad Bismillah Khan ❤❤
in India every state has its own tradition, history, folks, arts and culture etc. so here you can see every state represting its own music with their culture's most famous song, In thier own language as there are many languages spoken all over India😊😉 and that is not english horn its called shehnai or the rajputana welcome flute.
Hey Ken! Amit is the composer behind all the amazing songs you heard. He's known for blending Indian folk music with modern sounds, showcasing the rich diversity of India's 30 provinces. Each region has its own unique music, dance, language and instruments, and Amit travels extensively to research and incorporate these elements into his work. The two-sided drum you saw is called a Dhol from Punjab, along with the two flutes commonly used in folk performances there. If you're interested, you might want to dive deeper into each folk style and singer featured in his performance.
I recommend that you make a reaction to one of the best vocalists in the world.
What is that sound? This sound is beyond our ordinary world, beyond the music we are accustomed to. Generally beyond the music that we expect to hear in films. According to the director of this film, Denis Villeneuve, Hans Zimmer worked on this music for several months - a very long time for such a project. He searched for and created these unusual sounds, trying to go beyond the boundaries of what he could do and was used to doing. As we understand it, he succeeded. We heard music here that is not only extraterrestrial, but also timeless. Something similar could probably have sounded ten thousand years ago. Or maybe this is what our future will sound like. There are very few artists capable of producing such sounds. It's not just vocal capabilities and good technique - it's a completely different aesthetics, a different psychology, a different physiology. The artist must not only accurately hit the notes of this strange score - he must, first of all, be convincing. He should sound as if these sounds are not exotic to him at all - but a natural part of his nature. It should sound organic, it should sound beautiful at the same time - and dangerous, alarming, warning. In this case, that's exactly what it sounds like. Whether you like this sound or not, no one doubts that this sound is the most real. That this is not a sophisticated computer design - but a living timbre, living emotions, living energy of the human voice. Voices of the strange, unusual, unexpected. A voice that reminds us at the same time of the sounds of wild nature; and about the sounds of the beautiful singing voices of the past; and about the sounds of some other world, some universe unknown to us - sounds the existence of which we can only guess. All these amazing sounds are contained in the artist we see on this stage - Diana Ankudinova.
We look forward to your reaction to this fantastic performance.
Full video name:
Diana Ankudinova. Art of Hans Zimmer Soundtrack from the movie Dune
Duration: 5:31
This video is from Diana's second official channel - "Diana Ankudinova Life" This channel only features live performances by Diana and there are no copyright restrictions. Her main official channel "Diana Ankudinova" has 1.4 million subscribers.
The initial lines of the performance are words of praise for the beauty of Kashmir , stating
" if heaven is on earth, it is here in Kashmir "
No tricks, buddy. Years of practice, culture, and pure talent.
Among the audience shown in the video r some of the most talented Indian artists
U shld react to Usha Uthup (Jazz queen of India)
@12:45 Dhol... Just dhol... But they're dhols used in punjabi culture specifically... Other cultures use different kinds of dhols.
Sir all song represent different Indian States and there type of singing styles... amazing 😍
The instrument at 13:09 is called Algoza, this instrument is from Punjab state of India.....
He is presenting Talent of Different region in Singing, India is very very very diverse in language, food, clothing, dance, singing, skin colours, face structures
Hey Ken, about your question from 4:45, yes all of these are individual performers from across India, representing their state, their culture and their songs and the entire video is a compilation of bringing these cultures together.
Your mandolin comment was for "navrai majhi", a traditional Marathi (FYR: state Maharashtra, captal Mumbai) song that is sung at weddings. It celebrates and praises the bride. It featured in the Hindi movie "english vinglish" (Sridevi, rest in peace, om shanti)
Ohh you missed out the end.
Watch it again.
He closes the video with another of his blockbuster Song
I legit thought "Whyyyyyyyyy tf" 🥲
Also, This guy's a bit full of...
Inflated ego saturates talent & leads to impatience (learnt this over years as a musician myself heheh)
Yes this all are different song , which is composed my Amit Trivedi, Red dressed person in middle who is leading the stage, and one by one they introduced all singers of his songs
I can really see it in his face, Bro got real offended by The Diversity...He's really unable to comprehend what's really happening...If you want to live Diversity, welcome to India...As there's a meme very famous "India is not for beginners"🤣
Literally bro😂😂😂
Where was he “offended”? He was nothing but appreciative, especially for someone who’s not accustomed to such genre/style of music and artistry. Learn to be more accommodating of someone from an entirely different culture and upbringing reacting to your line of artistry. That would do well for you and ensure you don’t come across like a condescending dingbat.
@@silentassassin86 your usage of English vocabulary doesn't discard the fact that He's feeling awkward to take all that musical cultural diversity of India in one video...True, we have to be empathetic towards his cultural upbringing but as a professional vocal coach, he must fully appreciate the complexity of the musical artistry going in this video..
@@ॐतत्सत्-च2य I’ll let that comment about “usage of English vocabulary” slide as it is pretty much non sequitur.
He WAS appreciative, and, even more accurately, amazed by the “different-ness” and complexity of the artistry. Again, where was he “offended”? I am guessing that was just a wrong word you picked in that original comment of yours.
@@silentassassin86 Then it was just an opinion of different perspective...What you saw was an highly appreciative figure but what I saw was an highly offended figure who is supposed to be a Professional Vocal Coach is not appreciating my cultural heritage which is not just a Mumbo jumbo autotuned pop music but highly fined music with a zest of Indianess...The way I was offended by your English...Similarly, in same way "In My Opinion" he is indeed offended by our Indian Cultural Heritage...
& simple reminder to you, irrespective of your fake id as an English professionalist....No matter you're a PhD in English or any other languages "All words are made up"...Now slide with this kiddo...
What they were doing basically is that they were representing music from different states of India by first singing a folk or cultural song from the state, and then a bollywood song that is inspired by that specific culture.
You got treated with the full course of south asian musical ensemble. A mix of thousands of years of heritage from a sub-continent. Sit back, enjoy and don't even attempt to judge.
There were so much packed in that section.... you didn't have a clue...neither you had any curiosity and respect
Face it... 😊 you don't have no comparable equivalent in western music... Jai hind
Yes, they are (folk) singers from all over India, all singing in different languages. Most Indians also cannot understand all these languages because we are citizens of one of the most linguistically diverse countries on earth!
Bro actually the trumpet thing is actually a ‘shehnai’ an indian instrument primarily used in weddings
”Dreamum wakeupum” wakes up such strong opinions. Songs from Indian cinema have a longer life beyond the actual movie. After some time it’s difficult to remember why was a particular song created just the way it is. ”Dreamum wakeupum” is it’s context was suitable and well-made.
"Pran pakhi mor urya jai"
word by word translation:
Life Bird my fly goes(away)
Indian music is divided majorly north hindustani n south which gal in video mentioned Carnatic now genre wise its vast ,spotify says around 1300 genre’s and indian music is over 6000year old this very high level ..
He is representing every province culture by giving them 1 stage
Indian music is something that you can enter and can never exit from my friend :)
Yes he is a composer
u missed the ending , there was a song "love u jindgi (life)" at the end
Its pity that South India, which produced great music composers like A.R.Rahman, Ilayaraja, MM Keeravani, MS Viswanathan etc was represented by such a filthy song(in terms of meaning) "Dreamum Wakeupum"
They were just Amit 's composed music naa. He must've not composed a pure South Indian song
ngl i've never felt this frustrated while watching a reaction video before fr
no offense tho.
In Inidia we do not use Auto Tune
Its a tribute from Amit to different Indian folk musicians. Mostly, the work he has used.
It is a assortment of folk singers of India.
You missed final song ken love you zindagi after the final speech ❤❤❤❤❤
Yea he is the sound of nation india
Is that guy in the Tux short 16:35 or are those guys huge?
This is very cool, though!
Amit Trivedi is fking goat
*Folk/typical songs from different regions of India, catching India sprit*
You stopped watching too early. He finished with another song, one of his best!
It was not over😅😅
The songs are from Different states in India but all of them are by Amit Trivedi
Mouth saxophone 10:22 was actualy shenai like the title
Hey you missed the last part.. lobe tou zindagi . Song
This are traditional song from different states of India
Listen to Rahul Deshpande and Mahesh Kale's jugalbandi
It's india dear friends
There are many languages and many different types of music present.
First just listen them silently because they dont want to autotune his voice they are batter then autotune.
You should watch it, once with subtitles.
Listen "Chudhary" song from coke studio
You missed last part 😊
Very entertaining👍nice...
These are the famous Rajasthani folk singers.
Navrachi Majhe is Maharashtrian.
We have a singer babu supriyo he is default auto-tune in his voice
Some singer have
Vocals for Days🤌✨
Ken, what was that ad for a concert in Feb 2021? Do you have a Time Machine? 🤭. I did attend your virtual concert during the “lockdown”.
Dont worry about diversity shiversity or anything bro just enjoy the music😊
You missed last song at the end of video
All these performances are processed in post production.
Some parts maybe re dubbed.
Not a pure live performance.
you miss last part
Please can you react to Hiba Tawaji “La bidayi w La nihayi” 🙏 wonderful voice
U can try coke studio khalasi or faya kun faya kun by A.r rehman
The video wasn't over btw. Also a little research before reacting to any video should be must in my opinion. or maybe just read the description under the original video, wouldn't hurt, right ken?
They are called dhol.
Yo❤❤❤❤
Thoae drums are dhol traditional indian........
Hey ken, can you please do a video about Julia Boutros ❤
u missed the ending
Actually you missed finale
You missed the end
Greeting Sir!! Today, I would LOVE to suggest a brand new song entitled "Dissociation", by the French Canadian Death Metal/Classical project named "Disorientation". This is a lyric video* Thank you for your attention and have a nice day ;)
Can't believe this TH-cam Vocal Coach literally missed the last piece.
Next Time You're Reacting on Originals:-
> BE PATIENT
🎉 South India is wrongly representated here, totally wrong by a brute
I was JUST about to say “auto tune” when you did.
small request . please do some homework on what you make a video in TH-cam
vocal coach my a&& u guyz r not even around us in term of music.
React to debashish bhattacharya
bro before you review atleast knkow who you are reviewing . it's just very casual attitude towards your own work. next time at least know what are reviewing.
It's your life.. make it large it an advertisement.
autotune?
It seems you hesitate to appreciate Indian music 😅
Bro said autotune😂
😂😂
The south Indian music is vast and amazing, The song representation here is bad.
React to Arijit Singh
They’re all playing music out of their mouth
Man do your home work first before reacting to something