Lesserfim Uses Louder Live AR During Second Coachella Performance After Criticism of Poor Live Vocals

Lesserfim Uses Louder Live AR During Second Coachella Performance After Criticism of Poor Live Vocals

LE SSERAFIM returned to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio Sahara, California on April 20 (local time) for their second and final performance. This was one week after their first performance on April 13.

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LE SSERAFIM made a grand entrance in their elaborate stage outfits and kicked off the concert with their hit song, “ANTIFRAGILE.” They continued to captivate the audience with powerful tracks like “FEARLESS,” creating an electrifying atmosphere. Although there were some parts where they confidently sang live or incorporated loud chants, the group relied heavily on live AR (a technique of performing to a pre-recorded live version) throughout the show. According to reports, the volume of live AR was even bigger than their previous performance a week ago, drawing the attention of the audience.

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On April 13, LE SSERAFIM made their debut at the famous Coachella music festival. The audience was mesmerized by their diverse set list and outstanding performances, which are known to be their forte. However, their performance, which was live streamed on YouTube, received mixed reactions due to their perceived lack of singing skills and inconsistent pitch. This prompted a re-evaluation of their use of live AR in previous music broadcasts, events, and solo concerts, leading to public criticism.

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