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Vocal Dubbing in the Film Version of INTO THE WOODS
#50Vocal Dubbing in the Film Version of INTO THE WOODS
Posted: 9/26/16 at 7:03am
That's not Murphy. Streep is a notorious mimic.
You've been STREEPED.
#51Vocal Dubbing in the Film Version of INTO THE WOODS
Posted: 9/26/16 at 8:18am
This thread is making me nuts.
What is it with sound that so many people are utterly clueless about? You can fool most people, placing a midi orchestra in place of the real deal and most would never know or even suspect. You got a well known actress belt a line and "Omg, it actually sounds good! So it must be a Broadway singer!!!"
I am relieved that more than a handful of you consider the natural tendency we have all experienced of subconsciously mimicking a singer on a recording. I agree that that's the case here.
It just seems like so much trouble to dub when Streep is more than competent to pull it off on her own. I don't agree that she sounded awful in Mamma Mia. She sounded rough and throaty in some parts but she also sounds like that as the Witch in Into the Woods. And Streep's voice has sounded beautiful many times before and she does have a vibrato. I don't know what y'all smoking but I'd like some pleaaaaaaaaase.
Recreation of original John Cameron orchestration to "On My Own" by yours truly. Click player below to hear.
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Broadway Legend Joined: 2/25/05
#52Vocal Dubbing in the Film Version of INTO THE WOODS
Posted: 9/26/16 at 8:30am
My Oh My said: "
What is it with sound that so many people are utterly clueless about?
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Everything. Most people are utterly clueless about everything to do with sound, but that does not stop them from having strong opinions about it.
