Yes!

Im glad you like it. I was just experimenting and practicing on Adobe Premiere and I realized we never uploaded this footage. You guys were amazing with Vintersea!

Backing track. Live it was easy to hear both. On my phone it gets muddied into one audio channel.

@@stephentate2722 😊 thanks

Never! Have you heard their new stuff?

Agree hard on both counts.

Heck yes.

2nd time seeing Clutch. 100% going again next time.

Thanks for the catch. Fixed.

Why are you sorry?

Glad you enjoyed it! Brazil is on my bucket list of places I most want to visit. Cheers!

Gotta love when shit goes better than expected.

Yes. Backing tracks are super common. This was at the Showbox SoDo which has terrible acoustics. I don't mind backing when they are singing on a live mic. She was interacting with the crowd and it was easy live to tell the difference between the live vocals and backing track.

@@stephentate2722 Thought so. It is common. I saw a video of Dua Lipa dropping the mic but you can still hear her singing, but quieter. You could tell the difference from her singing live, then dropping the mic and only the backing vocal comes through quieter.

If you are listening for "Spit" by Wargasm UK you won't hear it. If you are listening for "Spit" by Kittie, I am not sure what to tell you.

I have to tell you, I was super skeptical about her at first. She is super energetic and amazing live.

Good assessment.

I love you

Me too. Also who the fook is that guy? v

Way to make it weird. =p

=)

She did this cover justice. 👏 Sorry, I can't reply without mentioning Kittie. But I l❤ve poppy.

@@ashlotus502 oh by all means, mention them. They played a big role, even when they're still pretty underground, in the inspiration for many women to create some of the hardest metal and hardcore bands of the scene

I love both takes on this song. There is a lot of rage here and I am here for it.

@4n4rkist Right on 🤘🤘 When i discovered kittie years ago, it made me feel so good to hear women making metal Bangers and the metal community respecting them as they should have. I like poppys versions. But KITTIE....... 🔥🔥🔥

I never thought I would see a pit at a Poppy concert, but here it was. It was far more intense than expected. Granted Stabbing, Sanguisugabogg, and Cannibal Corpse were far crazier this year, but shit, this is a POP artist... and she had a legit pit going.

She's a unique chick! Check out the tune she just put out with Bad Omens!

She’s poppy. 😂 If you don’t know her you won’t get the reference but there’s a 10:30min video of her just saying “I’m poppy”. I really like her new music but I’m not a fan of her old music

@@nickschiller1080that’s to say the least. Every interview I’ve seen with her she talks and acts very robotic. And then there’s the I’m poppy video which somehow has 28M views

Well, that is the whole bit.

Really?! Which scene? I need this info. She went hard as fuck for a pop artist.

She is so good. Cancel plans next time. Make it happen. Get dropped out of jury duty for being crazy. Call in dead to work. Make it happen like Mariah.

She clearly did.

Imitation is the best form of flattery. Also "much" is a bit of a stretch.

Check out her new song with Bad Omens, pretty sick! She's a unique character!

Right?

It's called a backing track. Her mic was live, and both her live vocals and the backing can be heard. She stopped her live scream to take a breath without the fade, but the studio track has her hold it into kind of a moan. It is incredibly common to use a backing track, but she was interacting with the crowd and changing things up live. In concert, it is way easier to hear both her live vocals and the track. In recordings like this, you do not hear them separated as they are just both in the mix and picked up together by the camera.

Her mics live, no ones denying that. It's live at all her shows. But she relies on backing tracks because often during her shows she's not actually singing parts. She has parts she does but often it's mimed. Big poppy fan but it's pretty obvious she mimes man.@@stephentate2722