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Originally Posted by jungleland
In 2005 during Sweden Rock someone saw Journey in front of the stage and got the chance to look behind the stage. When he got there the singing of Steven Augeri (former singer then) was completely different and partly out of tune so it was discovered that there are technical "goodies" to not only cover a bad voice in the studio but also in a live environment. This was all over the net and Augeri was fired in the end.
That should be common practice now. When it works in the studio (autotuning for example) then there is equipment there to cover the voice up as well. Why should only guitarists have effects? Singers can have them as well it is no secret. Welcome to 2010 and another lesson learned my son!
What you heard during the DC soundcheck was the "raw" JBJ without effects at all. And you heard what he was sounding like didn't you?
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Jon has his bad moments in Jersey, but his voice is on this tour.
What's retarded about your comments are the fact that you're not thinking before you type. For starters, anything they can do to cover a voice, they would be doing at soundcheck as well.
Second, here's how you've contradicted yourself. IF Jon was using things like Auto-tune to fix his voice live, then he'd never go flat. But you have said time and time again he's out of key. Well, he can't be out of key with autotune, unless they're tuning him wrong. Do you know how Auto-tune works sir? I run a studio, so I clearly do. I've helped plenty of people with it. And there's a fact to be said here... plenty of bands use it live. Bon Jovi is not one of them. There are vocal warmups Jon does and he obviously doesn't go full-fledged for soundchecks by the many I've seen.
You've seriously become nothing but a troll.
Ohh, and one more thing... yes, I don't agree with them changing the lyrics to Dry County, but it's a song JBJ wrote and if he wants to change it, he has that right. However, it's obvious by the fact that they didn't change the lyrics during the show that they agree with you. They were trying something out and apparently, they didn't like it. Why criticize them just to do it there? They must have agreed with you.