Rick-An Ordinary Fool
Well-Known Member
I was curious what you think about this.
Whenever I listen to the carpenters on CD or LP or in my car I always try to vision in my head what she looked like under the mic recording that track. Do you think that the way we see her in the videos is the way her facial expressions & jestures is the same way when she records?
For instance. One of my fav videos is Karen on the DVD singing "When I Fall in Love" by the piano. When the camera gets close you can see alot of "little" jestures she makes with her hands, shoulders & facial expressions. I really like to watch her do this. Do you think she did these same kind of jestures when she actually recorded the original track in the studio?
OR
Do you think that the videos are pre-recorded & therefore gives Karen a chance to "add" the extra jestures to her performance on video.
When you watch Karen in her videos on DVD, Karen is very interactive with the camera, it's subtle but very strong.
Whenever I listen to the carpenters on CD or LP or in my car I always try to vision in my head what she looked like under the mic recording that track. Do you think that the way we see her in the videos is the way her facial expressions & jestures is the same way when she records?
For instance. One of my fav videos is Karen on the DVD singing "When I Fall in Love" by the piano. When the camera gets close you can see alot of "little" jestures she makes with her hands, shoulders & facial expressions. I really like to watch her do this. Do you think she did these same kind of jestures when she actually recorded the original track in the studio?
OR
Do you think that the videos are pre-recorded & therefore gives Karen a chance to "add" the extra jestures to her performance on video.
When you watch Karen in her videos on DVD, Karen is very interactive with the camera, it's subtle but very strong.