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acoustic version of songs at concerts

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How do the acoustic songs sound live at the concerts .???

 

I would think they would sound really good but when I listen to them on youtube they sound horrible. It's probably just the audio at the venues

How do the acoustic songs sound live at the concerts .???

 

I would think they would sound really good but when I listen to them on youtube they sound horrible. It's probably just the audio at the venues

 

 

they sound amazing. it's not the audio of the venues, it's the audio of the cameras people are using since they aren't exactly made for shooting things like concerts. anything you hear on youtube will be a billion times better in person.

Yah, sometimes things sound out of tune on the videos I have taken, but I remember distinctly it being very in tune in concert. My camera tends to blast the music louder than it should...it usually sounds much better in concert....especially something acoustic.

They played the hardest part at our show and it sounded incredible. One of the few times I liked a concert version better than the album version. The sound was great, but a bit of that is going to depend on the venue you go to, and every thing sounds bad on youtube, so don't judge by that.

They played the "hardest part"? Cool....I really liked that one of X&Y. I like playing that on guitar too.

 

 

... even if Chris or the guys didn't like it. I don't remember who said they thought it wasn't that great of a song. I disagreed!

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