Bon Iver - 715 - CR∑∑KS (Live at Ferropolis, Gräfenhainichen, Germany, 2019)

[@Emerica.]

I can’t fathom anyone trying to talk over this performance

[@thewildorochi8764]

this song makes me feel many things

[@MrJkwatson23]

I've listened to just about as many performances and recordings of this song as I can find. This one... this is the most the embellished and different version I've heard. I like it, but I suspect it will grow on me more and more. So different.

[@rickyslickcovers9761]

by far my favourite rendition ive found too. its like he does the whole song by singing the BEST of the many vocal harmonies on the actual recorded track. just so raw and emotional and not to mention pERFeCtLy dOnE ⛅️

[@wizard932]

Npr is my favorite one. Just wish he didn’t mess up on one line

[@dnitsky]

This live version is incredibly special. It's so uniquely different to all of the other versions. This one so much more pronounced and deliberate. The licks and embellishments are on another level. An easy new favorite.

[@rickyslickcovers9761]

listening to this has become a DAILY routine for me now

[@slemmart]

Whoa this is very special version. Very raw and direct. The most desperate

[@invisiblyconfused]

Every version is like a new song, love you Justin. This song is therapy.

[@sdiaz147]

I always come back here

[@itsrouge.]

the most passionate, unique & impressive version of this track I’ve heard. talent like no other

[@ac1200]

It’s a masterpiece,

[@charissemedina3945]

absolutely correct

[@elsergecruz]

Thank you so much for all this beauty

[@momentshaveyou1]

This is awesome, thanks for posting! Is there any more of this concert available anywhere?

[@DavidIaria]

Thank you! Of course. I will be posting more soon ;)

[@jcpennington183]

This is an example of autotune being used for good. It is more often used for evil unfortunately.

[@jesscarter9176]

Hi JC, Justin doesn't use "autotune", he and Francis from Francis and the Lights invented a new electronic machine that enables Justin to change his voice and any machine he chooses, similar to a guitar pedal

[@princeajasper]

It is called a harmonizer. Basically an improvised version of the vocoder. In layman's terms. It takes your voice as an input, runs it through a carrier instrument (A vibe-y pad in this video) and let's you control the output via a keyboard or any other MIDI enabled instrument. As Justin sings. He also controls the vocal harmonies via his keyboard.