Vocal Coach Reacts to Jimin - Set Me Free Pt.2

Vocal coach Tristan Paredes reacts to 지민 (Jimin) 'Set Me Free Pt.2' Official MV and discusses his use of autotune Patreon: / tristanparedes
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[@Gsibingo]

Yes! You get it! Jimin’s vocals in this song are very INTENTIONAL. I believe that the interspersing between the auto tune and his own are meant to represent that struggle between different parts of yourself or with yourself and the darkness inside or with outside forces. For me it represents that struggle to be set free. This entire song and the performance felt incredibly intentional to me.

[@mccheesemcgriddle3251]

Honestly, I'm glad you're actually one of the people that aren't upset about how heavily autotuned the song and knew it was an artistic approach that Jimin had in mind.

[@ishitashrivastava3772]

You literally got the song and the meaning of different voices expressing different part of of lyrics and songs, he is so amazing and to realise this is his first solo song and is a pre release! I am extremely excited for Jimin and his solo, i love it💗

[@OnlyForThem13]

Absolutely loved this reaction. The hate he's been receiving from the auto tune but we know it's not being used to mask his vocals but to make him sound more aggressive when needed.

[@zeya93]

it takes me a while to actually love a song but this song i fell in love with almost instatntly,, incredible work by jimin.. thnks for reacting, Tristan,, you are an angel <3

[@brie]

the intro !?!? ALL TGE INSTRUMENTALS !?!? ITS SO SO GOOD !?!? maybe i’ve been sleepin on this man for too long and need to dive into his music

[@awintersbloom]

You’re absolutely right about the auto tune! He has expressed his vocal ability so much these part years so instead he’s using the auto tune to add texture into his voice that gives the song even for versatility. If you’re interested in Jimin’s vocal range though, do check BTS’s tiny desk performance or live performances like “Your Eyes Tell” or “Magic Shop”

[@namo6051]

I am happy you mentioned "the responses" because what is happening in the song is like story telling , there's a conversation with himself & auto tune parts are the voices inside his head, his thoughts .. also the choir is amazing, This song is such a masterpiece ,i can't wait to see live performances too ❤️

[@brie]

the way you go on hiatus for awhile then come back and feed us and feed us GOOD is so funny

[@elvia9947]

He's getting dragged so bad by some people bc of the autotune, so it's nice to see actual professionals saying that it's a good stylistic choice and important for story telling. The song is great and the performance/choreo makes it even better.

[@Pri-lv]

People expected him to be more bubblegum pop just because he looks cute and has a light sweet voice, but jimin does what jimin wants and i honestly love it. The choreo is also top notch

[@you.will.kn0vv]

I love how each member just shows us more and more of themselves outside of BTS, while still relating. we or I might have gotten too comfortable with what we were given in terms of vocals and personality. I love how every reaction showed some form of shock and whiplash from seeing this. it really is a good example of how much we don't know, Im happy for jimin. so proud on his success with set me free pt.2.

[@MishLee]

I think the dancers in black could represent the doubts, fears and lack of confidence that he suffered at the start. And the autotune voice represents that angry, frustrated inner voice.

[@rdmname]

i'm not army and i don't really care for kpop/pop but damn, this songs is fire.

[@PrincessRamsha999]

The more I see people react to this, the more I realise it's producers and vocalists who work in and know music that never automatically think "autotune = bad." I mean, we know Jimin can sing, and we know he isn't using it for pitch correction. I thought it was obvious that the song was set up as a conversation between a more bombastic, aggressive, autotuned Jimin and a more wounded, reflective, natural-voiced Jimin pleading, and then demanding to be set free.

[@christenkhalaf2943]

This song is extremely layered. From the use of auto tune, to the visuals it is all surrounded by purpose!! The more you dig, the deeper and more purposeful it becomes

[@fmafire]

Thank you for posting this!

[@hadjergoc6738]

The use of his vocal range in this song only is mind-blowing and still can't get over him that's why I watch all reactions from vocal teachers I find!! imagine what is coming for HIS ALBUM!!

[@tantan_613]

this song actually feels like the kind of song that ages like fine wine, the more you listen, the more it grows in you, the first time i heard it didn't get me and got suprise the best of me but as I listen to it more, it actually sounds good, for me of course :)) and thank you for your reaction ♥︎

[@lealarsen2017]

this is litterally art. jimin is a contep dancer and expressions in his dance is his trademark so for this song the producers wanted this song to reflect his emotions in a visual and sonic way.