No problem. It is a fair comment. Truth is The warning uses some backing track. But pretty minimal. A 2nd guitar when Dany solos, an accent here or there, a vocal once in a while. Many songs have nothing. Watch some more of this concert and you will be more and more impressed...until you get the great opportunity to see them live. I prefer honesty and fairness. Honestly, when all is said and done, this is one of the best bands out there right now.
The Gibson custom that Dani was playing was actually gifted to her by Lzzy Hale. By the way, some people will bitch about anything....who cares if you use the mouse?!?! Just do your thing! Also, they do use backing tracks at their shows. That wasn't added on later. Basically, almost all bands do now.
Awww thank you ❤ Yeah, my ear couldn't help pick it out as I just listen from a musicians ear haha all good though, don't mind it as long as it's used in the right way ❤ Can't wait to see them
@@RealLifeCoupleReactThey are very open about the backing tracks. They include them in such a way it doesn’t affect the performance if the backing tracks fail, because they do.
@@corneliuscrewe8165 And, if the backing tracks go down for any reason, most will not even notice it. They have had electronic problems, but no one knew, because they are THAT good.
Song is from the 2nd album, Queen of the Murder Scene. A concept album, released in 2018 when they were 18 16 and 13. The title comes from expression of frustration. They were having a hard time finishing this song, and wanted to give up. Their Dad kept encouraging them to complete it. If the album story interests you , the QOTMS album was played in it's entirrty at Lunario CDMX 2018. Ale is playing a custom Spector 5 string bass, she is a Spector feature artist. For all their gear, check out the gear master episodes (1 for each sister) on 'digital tour bus'. Next, check out more of this 2022 concert, suggest "Disciple".
QOTMS is a masterpiece effort. Everything about that whole project reeks of love and care. It's a dark tale of woe, but told oh, so well! Have the lyrics handy as you watch that concert.
For a 3 piece band to get a full wall of sound, they do use backing tracks to fill up the sound but everything is them. They are all classically trained pianist too. Glad you got Leeds tickets. See you there 🤟
Yeah, totally agree, I think I'm just old school in that sense! Makes no difference though, still absoluty immense, I just had my keen ear in and I had driven 4 hours 😂
@@RealLifeCoupleReacttool uses backing tracks too , Dany Carey runs ableton in his laptop at his drum kit and uses medi pedals to control the tracks . Every band uses them now
Ale plays a custom Spector five string bass she designed. Dany’s Gibson explorer was gifted to her by Lzzy Hale of Halestorm. Dany has a programmable pedal board that can add second and third guitar signals to her sound. These are variants of the main signal in other octaves with other effects.
This explains alot, thanks for this. I did notice the octave in the first reaction we did. This makes sense ❤ I have no issues with this, I just hear things with a musicians ear and it threw me haha then I rant 😅😂
Just to be clear, it is actually a track in this song. Yes, she doubles the guitar and splits it, but they also use tracks. I was just watching a vlog where Dany goes into great detail about her (at the time new) Pedal Board. I put this here also to give a glimpse into the many 100s of hours of vlogs they have: czcams.com/video/EiyVspVm564/video.html
Dany uses her Kemper profiler pedal board to double her guitar sound. She has it programmed like the data link for a moonshot. The ladies use tools not tricks to get a big sound.
@@RealLifeCoupleReact grumpy is my middle name 🤣 Speaking of piano, give a listen to “UGH” studio version. The outro is the definition of ominous. Very fitting for the story the album tells. This is from Queen of the Murder Scene, a masterpiece concept album about desire, madness & murder … written by teens.
Not sure if this was mentioned before but Dany uses a fair amount of effects in her rig. I believe she hit a octave pedal that was loop out as a separate channel to fill the sound out. She likes to do that a lot and it really does work well for their live shows. They rarely have important elements in their backing tracks just the minimal to complete the live performance
Dany's playing a Gibson Explorer that was gifted to her by Lzzy Hale of Halestorm. Alejandra is a Spector artist and the bass she is playing is her signature bass called Ale's Inferno. All three of them have a video talking about their gear. Digital Tour Bus Gear Masters.
@@RealLifeCoupleReactI'd love to see you two react to those gear videos! Love to see your reaction to the equipment and your lady's learning about them as well. 🙂
@@RealLifeCoupleReact The gearmasters videos are doubly good. You get a full rundown of the gear, from each of them, so you also get a good taste of their personality. And their personally does shine through those videos.
That cymbal is a big part of this song, but here in this version it is barely noticeable. Check out the rebell lounge version and youll be surprised on how right you were about it.
The lethal efficiency of this song never ceases to amaze me. Particularly for a song that they admit they struggled greatly to write. They named it “Ugh”’because that was the sound of frustration they would collectively make when their dad would encourage to not give up on the song and just keep working on it. Their struggles and effort they put into writing Ugh made it a masterpiece. ⚡️👍🤘💪
They use backing tracks (you can see the laptop next to the drummer), don't worry, they do A LOT live, and sometimes the computer fails and they can carry on no problem. The tracks do embellish and allow them to do things that it is simply not possible by 3 people on stage.
@@RealLifeCoupleReact For example, the last bit of this song is on piano on the record, but Dany does it on guitar live, but other songs have piano stems in the middle, for those they just leave the tracks. Enjoy your concert.
Yep, lots of little things on tracks to fill out the sound. But the ladies always do it tastefully. Always an enhancement, and not a replacement. And everything on the tracks, they played themselves, except maybe the cash register noise on Money. Anyway, if their laptop went down they can still perform fully, it would just be a little less tasty.
They use backing tracks for things that they can't physically play live (because they're only three people) but it's very minimal and they play everything on those tracks too. Pau (drummer) controls the show from her laptop. There are gear rundown videos of her explaining it.
They occasionally use backing tracks in some songs for sound effects and sometimes keyboard or another background guitar part they recorded in the studio. There have been a few occasions in the past when their computer crashed in live performance, and only fans very familiar with the studio tracks would notice the difference. 😎👍
Totally understand and it's used with effect which is cool! I was just listening from a musicians ear and it threw me haha plus I was grumpy after a 4 hour drive. Thanks for commenting and we can't wait to see them live ❤️
At 13, 16, & 18 yrs.old they played this live for the first time I think in 2018.. it's a wonderful concert every song is brilliant and different..My favorite is a song in Spanish called MARTIRIO ..get some rest grumpy....🤘🎶✌️
The legend of the couple that heard The Warning once and then decided to drive to Leeds to see 'em the very next minute. But yeah, they use backing tracks. They use them in the best possible way. They don't rely on them. They don't always use them. Not every song has 'em. But compositionally yes, they are a 3.5 member band. If you looked up "How to use supporting tracks well, minimally, and artistically" it would just show a picture of Pau at the laptop in back with a smirk on her face. Even you, dear boy, will grow to appreciate this. I'll bet you 1 fish and chips that by the 20th song you'll change your tune.
Ale's bass is a Spector USA Custom NS-5XL Ale's Inferno 5 string. According to Spector when delivered in 2020, "one of the most spectacular buckeye tops we've ever done." Ale has been playing a different Spector for the live performances recently, apparently the same model but finished in I believe Hyper Blue rather than Ale's Inferno. Over time Ugh has steadily become a favorite of mine! Great instrumentals by all and then of course Dany's amazing vocals💥🔥🤘 **Update: Spector has confirmed today (3/6/2024) that Ale's blue bass is actually an NS-5 in Hyper Blue. That had been my original speculation but I had never been able to confirm that until now. Shout out to max_dillich for asking Spector about it 🙌🤘
Absolutely EPIC live performance!! These sisters are overwhelmingly talented! They are the best power trio of XXI century! The Gibson Explorer custom guitar that Dany was playing was gifted to her on stage by Lzzy Hale. Awesome! Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡
And what few people talk about is what matters most: The backing tracks are recorded by them! The second guitar he heard was Dany playing! Unfortunately she can't multiply on stage...it would be so great!
Honestly. Scroll Left arrow will back it up 5 seconds. The "J" key will back it up 10 seconds. They will use tracks but any thing you hear, they played. The Gibson was gifted to Dany by Lzzy Hale of Halestorm. They toured with them in 2022. When they toured with MUSE, Matt Belamy gifted Dany a Manson guitar, one of a kind mustard yellow(Dany's favorite color. Matt is a childhood idol of the band.
@@RealLifeCoupleReact sometimes for the keyboard commands to work you have to literally click in the midle of the screen once while playing and the video stops that's when it enables keyboard commands, you can click once again in the midle of the screen to resume playing.
Welcome to your next obsession! The bass Ale' plays is a custom Spector US built to her specification.... and Yes- they use backing tracks of instruments (that they played) like a second guitar or piano.
Thank you and love them and it's a good use of the track, it's just my ear listens from a musicians point of view haha I need to learn to listen normally 🤣 nice bike in your profile pic too!
They manage to get a sound which is insanely full. When Dany hits the strings the walls shake. Yet every instrument is easily heard. They incorporated a number of key changes in this song because they kind of built it up from pieces of other songs. It took a bit of work and every time they tried to work on it was like “ugh, no”, so that is actually how the song got its name.
Most of TWA aren't into backing tracks that misrepresent the band on stage. However, The Warning tracks are mostly for ornamentation. If we take those out, the songs won't be affected much. When an extra instrument is an integral part of the song, The Warning will invite a musician for their shows. You will see that later with Revenant from this concert at Teatro Met. As long as integrity of presentation is there, ornamental backing tracks played by the same artist shouldn't be a problem.
I hope you get to listen to Dust ot Dust from Lunario where Pau, the drummer, sings lead or Survive from the 2017 TEDx. Thank for covering The Warning. So happy that you are going to see them live. ⚡⚡⚡
Ugh was the working title for the song when they were writing their 2nd Album Queen of the Murder Scene which you will see abbreviated as QOTMS. They went through 20+ (from them) variations of this song and they dreaded working on it hence the name. When the time came to officially name the songs on the album they couldn’t come up with a better name so Ugh stuck because it fit the theme of the concept album. The song is basically about a girl’s unrequited infatuation beginning to turn into an obsession which continues the storyline of the first chapter. The album is 4 chapters of 3 songs each with a prologue song (Dust to Dust). Fun Fact (famous Pauism): the struggles in completing this song led to the creation of 2 other songs on the QOTMS album, The One and The Sacrifice.
TW are great performers this song is so much fun love the breakdown they are having a lot of fun during it and it's infectious AF. Thrilled to hear you are seeing them live that's awesome. Great reaction if you have questions about their setup there's videos that they have that goes over each of their setups. 🔥⚡
They play to a click track, and there is the odd backing track sprinkled in for added effect... Don't worry, you're going to thoroughly enjoy the live show, Trust Me!!!
Yeah it's awesome, I was never having a go at them 😊 it's just my personal preference that's all, doesn't mean it's right or wrong 🤟 They sound amazing and we can't wait to see them and delve more
I was fortunate to see this entire concert when it premiered on YT about 6 months ago recommend: When I'm Alone, Disciple, Kool-Aid Kids, Money, Choke from same concert.
Great! Thank you! Una banda auténtica e impresionante! Ellas saben lo que hacen, y lo hacen muy bien. Ale y su bajo son la columna vertebral de este tema y permite a Dany con su tremenda voz y guitarra y a Pau, con su increíble ejecución de batería lucirse a lo largo de toda la canción.
Ignore the trolls. This your channel React as you wish. You guys are fun. Oh yeah. You will love them live. They hit the stage at energy 11 and it just goes up from there. They hit you with a wall of sound. It’s a physical thing. As a Warning Patron, I can honestly say…you ain’t heard nothing yet. Two new singles out this Friday. New album releases June 28. Buckle up. BTW your wife…she’s waaay too pretty for you.
Ale's bass is a custom Spector NS5-XL made for her (it's got The Warning's lightning bold logo as an inlay on the fretboard, and she designed the color, which is popular enough that Spector now offers it as a custom color). And yeah, TW plays with a track (using a technique invented by Pete Townshend, SPEAKING OF LIVE AT LEEDS), to add keys and sometimes some background second guitar or effects. But they don't need to, when the computer's broken down they just go for it raw and they're just fine.
Love live at Leeds! Wasn't it the Quadrophenia tour and it went disastrously wrong haha I know times gave changed 🤣🤪 yeah love that bass colour, just uploading the bass rig rundown now ❤️
@@RealLifeCoupleReactOh yeah, the first Quadrophenia gigs were DISASTROUS, I read. It got better ;) But I really do get annoyed with musicians who denigrate other musicians who use tracks to supplement their performance - I'm like "what did you just say about Pete Townshend, you wanker" ... 🤣
Watch Dany's pedal Board rundown videos, and you can see how she makes her wall of sound live. You only "Think" your hearing 2 guitars, and instantly thinking it's a backing track is normal, but not so. It's about splitting and time change to the amps. When you go see them live, you will see & feel the difference.
Few bands do this especially 3 pieces and Tool have done this on the salival recording live. There's slight delay between the 3 different amps which gives it more of a chorus/stereo sound. Sounds mega! Loving it and it's used to good effect
@@RealLifeCoupleReactNot just a time delay, but a slight octave difference too. It is fancy gizmos being used, but it is her playing and not a recording all Ronnie Radke style. Pau's laptop with the simple tracks they use are clicks, and small effects, with some piano work, but it's all them, not some computer generated studio wizardry. They make their studio sound as close to the live sound as possible. For this reason, I call them a "Studio Quality Live Band". That is one of the things that has drawn me in so deep with them. They are the real deal, and hearing/seeing three young ladies melt my face off, with nothing more than an instrument and an amplifier, well.....I'm Sold! 🤘
@@RealLifeCoupleReactThinking about it…. she will play two parts at once but that would have required her to be by her pedal box to use her expression pedal instead of moving around on stage. edit Or maybe not. She uses a Kemper. Not sure she could do that effect now that I think about it again again.
You are minimizing their use of backing tracks. I'm a die hard fan since 2018 and I love the band. But almost every song off "Queen of The Murder Scene" and Error they use some type of track. Even some songs off XXI Century Blood has backing tracks. I don't mind them but they use them.
@@scottlafleur4148 It depends on what recording you’re listening to. And I said they only use them in a way that if they don’t have it…. it fails…. they can still play the song ok. I’ve heard them say this. I listen for tracks. Doesn’t matter who I’m listening to.
@@astrogatorjones I'm talking when they play live. They use backing tracks on almost every song. Evolve and Animosity may be the exceptions. Not sure on those. I have no problem with backing tracks as long as the performer isn't faking playing something on a backing track.
well your gonna have a problem with the warning, if its in not in your dna then its just not, no problem, we all have our own little things we dont like, thanks for sharing tho, enjoy the concert, hope they come around me soon
No problems at all, love them ❤ I'm just old school when it comes to back tracks (its used soarcely so its all good), I need to stop listening with a musicians ear 😅
@@RealLifeCoupleReact cool beans, pau has several vlogs that breakdown how she handles backing tracks on their channel and equiptment used, she uses the software to run the show, handle some of Danys guitar pedals, deal with the backdrops etc, Dany does some crazy stuff too too get heavy chuncky sounds with her pedal board and she has vlogs explaining it, pretty cool vids, just in know, thanks
@@RealLifeCoupleReact I get the "musician's ear" thing, I do it too, often gets in the way of really enjoying the total experience. As far as Fractal, Kemper, Helix, Tonex- all the modelling technology, we just get to disagree to an extent. I've used Line6 gear for over a decade on stage, and these days a great amount of effort is put into keeping stage volume in control. Often, that wall of Marshalls on the stage is fake, the musicians are using IEM technology. Personally, I use a decent wedge monitor so I can hear myself without disturbing the FOH balance, which makes the venue managers I play for happy.
If you pay attention to the lyrics of every song that you hear the song has a very deep for meaning to it most of the songs that be right or about how they see the world today
I'm late in commenting, and I see that the members of TWA have already answered all of your questions and more, so I just have to thank you for this good reaction.
They throw in a backing track here and there when needed. They are three sisters and they like to keep it that way. Many bands use backing tracks these days and many bands from the past used them too. It doesn't bother me and it doesn't bother the majority of the fans. Anything you hear in their compositions is composed and played by them, live or tracked. They are only trying to give the best show they can while keeping it in the family.
*Warning News:* This Friday. Two new songs from their up coming 3rd album *(titled "Keep Me Fed" out June 28, 2024).* Their third Español song *"Qué Más Quieres* & a song they already played live already *"Hell You Call A Dream"* or *"HYCAD".* There will be 4 songs they will play for sure: More Sick Hell You Call A Dream Qué Más Quieres
They have a formidable innate talent, each one of them. Innate but with practice taken to the sublime. Despite their youth, they already have a lot of experience along the way in addition to their great preparation since they were little girls. Their attitude, discipline and willingness to achieve their goals are leading them to great and well-deserved achievements. Daniela, Paulina and Alejandra are still on the path to the top, but with too much potential, enough to think that reaching it will be inevitable. Furthermore, the volume of quality that each of their creations implies is great… and the number of songs that carry said quality is enormous, which for me could be “The Warning label.” I’m sure that each of their creations is subjected to a meticulous quality process before finally seeing the light… And not only in the technical aspect, but they have also already shown that they have an exquisite taste for the good music that emanates from them when they become inspired and creative. Added to all this is that they are surrounded by an excellent family and a fraternal team totally committed to their project... And they have a fan base, “The Warning Army”, tremendously loyal to them (and exponentially growing too) that is decisively involved in supporting them because they have deservedly earned it for being incredible and surprising human beings. Knowing this will give you a much better perspective to better value DPA, and maybe you will understand that TW is not just a band of talented young women who make good songs... No, it’s about music, really about art with the brilliance of a "masterpiece" created and performed by three genius female performers from an early age who have been developing and evolving by leaps and bounds. The beauty of their art lies in its simplicity. Allways everybody have to appreciate each of these amazing rock masterpieces in all their dimensions and then be surprised again that they are creations of those who have wonderful talent but who, due to their age, still have much more talent to develop. Dany, Pau & Ale are already admirable but their potential increases exponentially as they achieve success. As long as all this continues to flow with this equation, soon they will reach the top of the world where they deserve to be. I hope to see many reactions from you to TW my favorite band of all time. Thanks and regards from México!! 🇲🇽 🤘😁✌️
Wow this comment is epic, thank you for taking you time to support your favourite band! Loving your dedication and we are loving the warning ❤ thank you
Great reaction Fynn and Belle! That is indeed a rhythm guitar backing track used during Dany's lead guitar. They don't always use it, especially at smaller venues. 👊😊
I understand @@RealLifeCoupleReact. I am a drummer and a live sound engineer. I lean your way too. In my opinion, they do it the best way possible. It would be awkward if someone came on stage for a rhythm guitar during a solo (though they do have a guest guitarist accompany them when drummer Paulina comes out from behind her kit to sing REVENANT). They each began on piano and are classically trained starting at around 5 years old. They have added piano and other tracks throughout their live history on stage. Those parts are important to each song and were recorded by them. And depending on the song and logistics, they play the keyboard parts live. ✌️😊
Thanks for this reaction. ❤ The whole 'Live at the Metropolitan 2022' concert is a treat. There are so many amazing songs: Animosity, Amour, Dull Knives, Dust to Dust, Nacisista, Choke (!), and of course Survive (from WT's first album XXI Century Blood) which was the rabbit hole for many WT fans. Also worth watching (check out the lyrics!) are 'Sinister Smiles' and 'Stalker' from the Lunario 2018 concert. It's mindblowing what WT put together with their 2nd album (Queen of the Murder Scene, which is a concept album) at such a young age. These girls just have it. 🤘🔥
They use backing tracks to fill the sound since they are only a three piece band. They only use what fits the song. All the backing tracks are performed by them.
*Ugh* *Ugh* is the 3rd song on the "Queen of the Murder Scene" (aka QOTMS) album released in 2018 when DPA/TW were an independent band... QOTMS is a concept album that tells a story from the first song to the last... hearing the album out of order makes it hard to follow the story... like reading a book's chapters out of order... two other original songs, *The One* and *The Sacrifice* , were spawned from *Ugh* ... *Ugh* was the working title because it was a hard one, they really had to work on it, and they actually wanted to shelve it... thankfully their father kept after them to complete it... they were like "ugh! do we have to?" and *Ugh* stuck as the official name, too... the result is great! this is one of their songs that you might want to think twice about playing when you are driving 😹 Fun Fact: one of their songs has/had the working title of "Gracias"... "Gracias" is short for "Gracias, K-Pop" which is a salute from them to the K-Pop genre which has some influences on their sound and style... when they are playing, sometimes Ale will ask which song is up next and she'll get the answer "Gracias" which she knows that song by instead of its official song title... TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
Appreciate your comments about the backing tracks. To me, the fact that a band can play this good and tight and have to be precise in matching their sound and any track is even more impressive than the " old school" approach. Nightwish uses a lot of backing tracks, symphony sounds, choir etc. I invite you to watch interviews with these girls talking about their gear, they know what they are talking about. Dani uses a ton of delay in her guitar work. To me you have to, to have this kind of sound in a 3 piece. Please don't react badly to people that come at you for comments. We are very passionate about this band and some go too far. We can come at this band from 2 different points of view about how they do what they do, but in the end we love them. I just found them 5 months ago, yet their sound takes me back to my youth, I'm 63. Very nostalgic intense sound! Take care and enjoy life
Totally agree and that's the beauty about open conversations, it's ok to disagree. I just don't like guitar tracks being used as backing tracks and that's ok for me to have that opinion, it doesn't make me not like the band or the music 😊 my other preference as a musician is not to use a click (I understand some bands like this and they have audio/visual cues etc etc). With nightwish that's a bit different as it's orchestral and there's no other way. There's loads of bands I'm into that do it, tesseract and sleep token use backing tracks and clicks live as did ghost! Doesn't stop me being a die hard fan 🤟🤣🥰 I think a few people took it to heart which I knew was gonna happen with such a passionate fan base 🙏
Thanks for getting back. Its disheartening that in today's society in a lot of cases it is not okay to disagree and still find common ground. Music should be the last thing that falls victim to this kind of venom. I look forward to more The Warning and Nightwish reactions by you two. take care@@RealLifeCoupleReact
As you can attest, TWA is ready to counter any reactor's complaint regarding (the very minimalistic) use of backing tracks...you have been indeed warned in that regard 🤣 Great video, keep up the good work.
@@RealLifeCoupleReactAs you should as it is very healthy. As you can imagine, you are not the first to comment on TW use of backing tracks and it's a very valid point of view, I just find it fun to see how defensive the fandom gets, as they (we) are very protective of the band. I can see you are getting a lot of comments, so really appreciate you took the time to answer. Cheers.
Hello you two! Fynn, i'm glad you moved the subject quickly away from details about your bell-end. It's an image we can all do without!!! Lol. The more you see from this concert will reveal that Pau has a laptop to her left which contains click tracks, additional instrumentation and sound effects. I believe Dany also has foot pedals which octaves both her vocals and guitar pitch. When you are a three-piece, you need all of these tools to fill the empty space. Byeeee
They do use backing tracks to add extra sounds but they are all created by them with one exception, the live version of Enter Sandman that Metallica had them do for the the Blacklist Album uses backround vocals of Alessia Cara on the track. She is on the Blacklist Album with them for the song and they always tell people she is part of the song. The Gibson Explorer was a gift from Lizzie Hale of Halestorm when they torured with them, Ale has been a featured artist for Spectre since she was 13 years old (she is 17 in this concert) and plays a five stirng base made especially for her by the company. They each have videos out with gearmasters where they give a complete rundown of the gear they use if you are interested in learning about it. They also use piano tracks on some live songs as all three play piano.
As others have said, they do use backing tracks. In some shots of Pau, you can see a computer near her. She controls effects, background video, click track, backing track, and probably some other stuff from her computer. I'm not sure if she is setting the guitar effects boards, but she used to. She uses Ableton Live for the curious. Due to unfortunate experience where the computer fell off the stand, crashed to the ground, and the lid shut turning everything off, they never have anything vital on the computer. They can play without it. A lot of times you can see the computer shaking from drum vibrations or maybe Pau stomping on the kick drum or cymbal pedal. They do have the computer better secured on its stand.
Danny quite often uses a harmoniser that splits the guitar and plays an octave lower so it sounds like 2 guitars also she uses a chorus as well. They are all on her pedal board. As other have said worth doing the gear guides.
Yeah, no issues with anything, i just heard another guitar part that she clearly isn't playing which is cool :-) I'd much rather be honest than not, I still love them :-)
@@RealLifeCoupleReact Are they support or is it an actual The Warning concert. If they are the draw, they will play a full set. When they are support, they play 30 to 40 minute sets. I got to see them for 35 minutes. Cost $91 for the ticket and another $150 for travel. Worth every penny!!! You will remember it forever!!
Dude, they use a click track. If you look at Pau’s kit you’ll see a laptop. Most bands use it. ZZTop used it on all live shows. Even before computers I’ve seen them use reel to reel for. Lick tracks. Back in the 70’s. It’s part of the kit in concerts. That’s why they sound so good. It’s like an instrument. The band plays the track and implements it like a looper. I used to setup the back house for concerts in the 70’s. Sorry if I let the cat out of the bag.
No cats out of bags at all 😊 it's just something I personally wouldn't do. I never once said anything bad about it. I know bands play to clicks and that's cool, I just prefer the more natural element to playing when it comes to slight differences in time/groove (as ive played in many bands myself). It's in no way putting them down, it's just a personal preference of mine. I'd love this band with or without clicks or backing tracks. They are awesome and as long as they use them to their advantage and still play (which they do), then it's all good. There's millions of bands who use clicks and backing tracks and there's millions of bands who don't, it's all awesome regardless 🤟
"The sadness tastes like yesterday and time wont take the pain away". Incredible lyricists... poetry to music. They write great songs. So happy you caught Pau hitting the bell of the cymbal! Nuance! They do it so brilliantly. The atmospherics that add to the dissonance and darken the mood are on backing tracks. Sometimes you get Dany layered in on another track. How are you going to add some of those atmospheric sounds live with 3 people? Especially with Dany singing lead and switching between lead and rhythm? There are acoustic versions of several of their songs stripped down. They've had backing track systems fail while they're playing as well and you know what? They sound amazing regardless. You can find plenty of songs with just Dany or Pau singing solo with a piano or Dany with her guitar. What you will never find is them lip syncing. They have said they will NEVER do that and instead just walk out of the gig.
Congrats on getting tickets!! I saw them in Berlin last year in May. Flew in from Sweden. Only thing I regret was not getting to the show early enough to get to the front row!! So, my tip is get there early and try to get as far in front as possible!! Have fun!
As mentioned by others they use some backing tracks to enhance their sound but have played everything they use and if things go wrong with the tracks Pau can kill it and they move on without. Dany did a great job of Crimson Queen with no guitar sound when the guitar mic failed at a club show.
The Warning do use tracks for extra bits, piano, guitar which they have recorded even their band managers spanish vocal piece on Dust to Dust. They are a three piece, they are young, they are from the modern world where this is a thing to more or lesser extent. They are just trying to bring everything to the live show. I have no issue with this personally. Maybe in the future they will use additional musicians, they have done this a little for social occasions just as guests.
Hope you can record yourselves a bit with the opening song of the concert the day you assist, that'd would be a cool reaction to see, you can't image the energy of the girls Live 🤯, so happy you will get to see them 🤟
They use backing tracks, but very sparingly, like over solos. I think backing tracks are horrifying if it is a copy of what a person is supposed to be doing live. I do however appreciate them if they make the song complete. We want to hear what we know and if our favorite song has more than 3 parts then it is not possible with 3 people, and the show would suck.
@@RealLifeCoupleReact I get that. I am a musician as well, playing since 81 and I had to be pulled kicking and screaming into the digital age. I've learned that the best thing you can do is to provide the best show. Otherwise you are skimping the supporters. As long as you ain't cheating!!
Even without the keyboard shortcuts, there is no need to move the mouse to the play/pause button to pause/resume the video, you can click anywhere in the video. Regarding them using backing tracks for some rhythm guitar, I have no issue with it, considering that they do not have the means of hiring a session player and that all the instrumentation on the backing tracks are played by them anyway. I have no issue with them, as long as the band can still play live without them and it has happened in the past that Pau's laptop has crashed and they were able to play the show fine, just without a few background guitar, piano/keyboards and sound effects.
“I’m hearing another guitar”. Yes they do play to tracks. Makes the 3-piece sound fuller. Hoping as they continue to blow up they can afford to bring some backing musicians with them and ditch the tracks.
At most of their recent smaller US shows when they're headlining, they really did not use any guitar backing tracks,only some piano and effects tracks on select songs. At least that's what I'm hearing.
Dany plays multiple layers in most of their songs, its impossible for her to play it all live and the leads would sound lost without the track... Viva The Warning!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥
Not sure if this is the case here. There use of backing tracks is minimal. In the last 2 or 3 years the computer died and no one new it. It happened at least 5 or 6 times only die hard fans knew. One of the times was opening for GnR they would not let them do a sound check the commuter would not work and they still killed it. Many say there is a guitar backing track, lately I have seen a few reactors get it right, Dany uses her pedal board to split her guitar into stereo with one side on a delay with a different tone so it sounds like 2 guitars playing
Yeah, this is kind of of a standard practise for a 3 piece band to give more of a chorus/stereo effect! I used to do the same thing myself with a wet/dry rig. All I was saying is that at the end there is clearly another guitar track playing a completely different thing and thats cool :-) there's no issue with that, I just personally dont prefer it! Orchestral parts are different etc just not the guitar. It's just my opinion, I still love them and think they are epic!
That was a backing track you heard at the end. Also Ale plays her own signature Spector 5 string bass. Ale is so cool and unassuming to the untrained eye, but she just quietly kills it.
Fun Fact: That Gibson Explorer was gifted to Dany live on stage by Lzzy Hale. Epic moment. Yeah, you're wandering into Snobbery territory with your backing track rant. Not a good look for a reactor unless you want to start pissing off fan bases. Pau uses Ableton Live to control click tracks, backing tracks, Dany's pedal board and to a certain extent the stage show. The backing tracks are pretty minimal. Sometimes it's a guitar, sometimes a keyboard and sometimes it's sound effects. Pretty understandable to want to fill some sound sometimes as a trio. But yeah, that kind of snobbery isn't going to go over very well.
Fynn was grumpy as we just had a 4 hour drive 😴 thanks for all your love, cant wait to see The Warning live ❤❤🇲🇽❤️❤️
pretty pleasant for being grumpy.
The Warning has that affect on a person. @@Kodiak660
As a Brit living in Canada I know what a 4 hour drive means, here in Canada its not seen as anything special lol.
@@BoringTaff I was Isle of man before hand! a 15 minute drive was complained abaout!
No problem. It is a fair comment. Truth is The warning uses some backing track. But pretty minimal. A 2nd guitar when Dany solos, an accent here or there, a vocal once in a while. Many songs have nothing. Watch some more of this concert and you will be more and more impressed...until you get the great opportunity to see them live. I prefer honesty and fairness. Honestly, when all is said and done, this is one of the best bands out there right now.
The Gibson custom that Dani was playing was actually gifted to her by Lzzy Hale.
By the way, some people will bitch about anything....who cares if you use the mouse?!?! Just do your thing!
Also, they do use backing tracks at their shows. That wasn't added on later. Basically, almost all bands do now.
Awww thank you ❤
Yeah, my ear couldn't help pick it out as I just listen from a musicians ear haha all good though, don't mind it as long as it's used in the right way ❤
Can't wait to see them
@@RealLifeCoupleReactThey are very open about the backing tracks. They include them in such a way it doesn’t affect the performance if the backing tracks fail, because they do.
@@corneliuscrewe8165 And, if the backing tracks go down for any reason, most will not even notice it. They have had electronic problems, but no one knew, because they are THAT good.
Dany also uses an octave splitter on her pedal board
@@randymarple9830 Exactly.
Song is from the 2nd album, Queen of the Murder Scene. A concept album, released in 2018 when they were 18 16 and 13. The title comes from expression of frustration. They were having a hard time finishing this song, and wanted to give up. Their Dad kept encouraging them to complete it. If the album story interests you , the QOTMS album was played in it's entirrty at Lunario CDMX 2018.
Ale is playing a custom Spector 5 string bass, she is a Spector feature artist. For all their gear, check out the gear master episodes (1 for each sister) on 'digital tour bus'.
Next, check out more of this 2022 concert, suggest "Disciple".
Yes will do and thanks for this, loving the bass look ❤
QOTMS is a masterpiece effort. Everything about that whole project reeks of love and care. It's a dark tale of woe, but told oh, so well! Have the lyrics handy as you watch that concert.
For a 3 piece band to get a full wall of sound, they do use backing tracks to fill up the sound but everything is them. They are all classically trained pianist too. Glad you got Leeds tickets. See you there 🤟
Yeah, totally agree, I think I'm just old school in that sense! Makes no difference though, still absoluty immense, I just had my keen ear in and I had driven 4 hours 😂
@@RealLifeCoupleReacttool uses backing tracks too , Dany Carey runs ableton in his laptop at his drum kit and uses medi pedals to control the tracks . Every band uses them now
“Amigas” for the ladies 🤘
Aww thank you so much ❤ haha I felt awful not knowing
@@RealLifeCoupleReact no it’s alright… I just started learning and speaking Spanish not long ago lol
since they are sisters, “hermanas” would be more accurate:). The “h” is silent in Spanish
And (though nobody uses it) "Brava" for "Bravo".
Ale plays a custom Spector five string bass she designed. Dany’s Gibson explorer was gifted to her by Lzzy Hale of Halestorm. Dany has a programmable pedal board that can add second and third guitar signals to her sound. These are variants of the main signal in other octaves with other effects.
This explains alot, thanks for this. I did notice the octave in the first reaction we did. This makes sense ❤ I have no issues with this, I just hear things with a musicians ear and it threw me haha then I rant 😅😂
Just to be clear, it is actually a track in this song. Yes, she doubles the guitar and splits it, but they also use tracks. I was just watching a vlog where Dany goes into great detail about her (at the time new) Pedal Board. I put this here also to give a glimpse into the many 100s of hours of vlogs they have: czcams.com/video/EiyVspVm564/video.html
Dany uses her Kemper profiler pedal board to double her guitar sound. She has it programmed like the data link for a moonshot.
The ladies use tools not tricks to get a big sound.
All for that, as long as it sounds good ❤
When the explorer comes out, metal ensues.
Yes, there’s accents on a backing track. Piano, extra guitar, sound effect, Alessia Cara.
Yep, sounded good 👌 I was just grumpy after a long drive and need a rant 🤣🤣 we love them ❤️🇲🇽
@@RealLifeCoupleReact grumpy is my middle name 🤣 Speaking of piano, give a listen to “UGH” studio version. The outro is the definition of ominous. Very fitting for the story the album tells. This is from Queen of the Murder Scene, a masterpiece concept album about desire, madness & murder … written by teens.
Not sure if this was mentioned before but Dany uses a fair amount of effects in her rig. I believe she hit a octave pedal that was loop out as a separate channel to fill the sound out. She likes to do that a lot and it really does work well for their live shows. They rarely have important elements in their backing tracks just the minimal to complete the live performance
@@williambaldwin7536No harm in that. Nobody complains about Rush's programmable synthesisers.
Dany's playing a Gibson Explorer that was gifted to her by Lzzy Hale of Halestorm. Alejandra is a Spector artist and the bass she is playing is her signature bass called Ale's Inferno. All three of them have a video talking about their gear. Digital Tour Bus Gear Masters.
Thanks Terry, will check this out! I'm a gear nerd so would love this ❤
@@RealLifeCoupleReactI'd love to see you two react to those gear videos! Love to see your reaction to the equipment and your lady's learning about them as well. 🙂
@@RealLifeCoupleReact The manufactorer of Alejandras bass put out a video named *"Alejandra Villarreal's new Spector USA Custom Bass"*
@@RealLifeCoupleReact The gearmasters videos are doubly good.
You get a full rundown of the gear, from each of them, so you also get a good taste of their personality. And their personally does shine through those videos.
Thanks for mentioning the bell hits on the ride symbol. No one EVER mentions thwt but its one of my favorite parts of this song.
Thank you for being here and listening 🎶 ❤️
Heard most clearly in the Rebel Lounge version.
@RussInCanada that is my favourite version🤘🤘🤘
That cymbal is a big part of this song, but here in this version it is barely noticeable. Check out the rebell lounge version and youll be surprised on how right you were about it.
The lethal efficiency of this song never ceases to amaze me. Particularly for a song that they admit they struggled greatly to write. They named it “Ugh”’because that was the sound of frustration they would collectively make when their dad would encourage to not give up on the song and just keep working on it. Their struggles and effort they put into writing Ugh made it a masterpiece. ⚡️👍🤘💪
Ugh ending is amazing and that bass! chills!
Amazing!
They use backing tracks (you can see the laptop next to the drummer), don't worry, they do A LOT live, and sometimes the computer fails and they can carry on no problem. The tracks do embellish and allow them to do things that it is simply not possible by 3 people on stage.
Yeah, that's cool and totally get this haha it was the musician in me picking things up in my 👂 love them! Can't wait to see them in April 🤟
@@RealLifeCoupleReact For example, the last bit of this song is on piano on the record, but Dany does it on guitar live, but other songs have piano stems in the middle, for those they just leave the tracks. Enjoy your concert.
It's all good and thank you hehe @@jmgpptt
Yes that’s true, Rush, ZZtop and many bands use click tracks that they make themselves since the 70’s but with reel to reels.
Yep, lots of little things on tracks to fill out the sound. But the ladies always do it tastefully. Always an enhancement, and not a replacement. And everything on the tracks, they played themselves, except maybe the cash register noise on Money.
Anyway, if their laptop went down they can still perform fully, it would just be a little less tasty.
They use backing tracks for things that they can't physically play live (because they're only three people) but it's very minimal and they play everything on those tracks too. Pau (drummer) controls the show from her laptop. There are gear rundown videos of her explaining it.
This is cool and totally understand this ❤ I was grumpy after a 4 hour drive 😅
Glad that you are going to get to go see them live. They are absolutely amazing. It is non stop energy from start to finish.
We literally can not wait for this 🤟
You will enjoy the live show a lot! They was born to be on stage! I"ll go to see them again in two weeks! 🤘
That's epic, you're so lucky! We can't wait
They occasionally use backing tracks in some songs for sound effects and sometimes keyboard or another background guitar part they recorded in the studio. There have been a few occasions in the past when their computer crashed in live performance, and only fans very familiar with the studio tracks would notice the difference. 😎👍
Dany latest gear review explains some of it. Dany has said in the past they sometimes use tracks, but it’s still all them.
Totally understand and it's used with effect which is cool! I was just listening from a musicians ear and it threw me haha plus I was grumpy after a 4 hour drive. Thanks for commenting and we can't wait to see them live ❤️
At 13, 16, & 18 yrs.old they played this live for the first time I think in 2018.. it's a wonderful concert every song is brilliant and different..My favorite is a song in Spanish called MARTIRIO ..get some rest grumpy....🤘🎶✌️
Hahaha 😂😂 will do ❤
The legend of the couple that heard The Warning once and then decided to drive to Leeds to see 'em the very next minute. But yeah, they use backing tracks. They use them in the best possible way. They don't rely on them. They don't always use them. Not every song has 'em. But compositionally yes, they are a 3.5 member band. If you looked up "How to use supporting tracks well, minimally, and artistically" it would just show a picture of Pau at the laptop in back with a smirk on her face.
Even you, dear boy, will grow to appreciate this. I'll bet you 1 fish and chips that by the 20th song you'll change your tune.
No issues with how they use them ❤ it sounded good, i just pick up on what I hear 😊 can't wait to see them live
Prepare to have the time of your life in Leeds. To see The Warning in a small venue is going to be a unicorn event in the future.
It's gonna be so much fun, thank you
Ale's bass is a Spector USA Custom NS-5XL Ale's Inferno 5 string. According to Spector when delivered in 2020, "one of the most spectacular buckeye tops we've ever done." Ale has been playing a different Spector for the live performances recently, apparently the same model but finished in I believe Hyper Blue rather than Ale's Inferno.
Over time Ugh has steadily become a favorite of mine! Great instrumentals by all and then of course Dany's amazing vocals💥🔥🤘
**Update: Spector has confirmed today (3/6/2024) that Ale's blue bass is actually an NS-5 in Hyper Blue. That had been my original speculation but I had never been able to confirm that until now.
Shout out to max_dillich for asking Spector about it 🙌🤘
Absolutely EPIC live performance!!
These sisters are overwhelmingly talented!
They are the best power trio of XXI century!
The Gibson Explorer custom guitar that Dany was playing was gifted to her on stage by Lzzy Hale. Awesome!
Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡
Love this alot ❤❤
And what few people talk about is what matters most: The backing tracks are recorded by them! The second guitar he heard was Dany playing! Unfortunately she can't multiply on stage...it would be so great!
Honestly. Scroll Left arrow will back it up 5 seconds. The "J" key will back it up 10 seconds. They will use tracks but any thing you hear, they played. The Gibson was gifted to Dany by Lzzy Hale of Halestorm. They toured with them in 2022. When they toured with MUSE, Matt Belamy gifted Dany a Manson guitar, one of a kind mustard yellow(Dany's favorite color. Matt is a childhood idol of the band.
Gonna test this tomorrow 😂😂 sorry for not being the best at the tech side! Thank you though ❤
@@RealLifeCoupleReact Same here. I learned about it from The Warning Army, in the comments. Subbed!!! It just gets better!!!
@@RealLifeCoupleReact sometimes for the keyboard commands to work you have to literally click in the midle of the screen once while playing and the video stops that's when it enables keyboard commands, you can click once again in the midle of the screen to resume playing.
Uh, i think you meant to say that the girls are fans of Muse since they were little.
@@SDsailor7the girls did tour with muse last year. They opened for them in Mexico and several European countries.
Welcome to your next obsession! The bass Ale' plays is a custom Spector US built to her specification.... and Yes- they use backing tracks of instruments (that they played) like a second guitar or piano.
Thank you and love them and it's a good use of the track, it's just my ear listens from a musicians point of view haha I need to learn to listen normally 🤣 nice bike in your profile pic too!
This concert is excellent.. 22 song's.Do Dust to Dust the drummer sings lead.. or 23 or Disciple.. you can't pick a bad one.. 🤘🎶✌️
❤❤🇲🇽🇲🇽 both digging them so far
They manage to get a sound which is insanely full. When Dany hits the strings the walls shake. Yet every instrument is easily heard. They incorporated a number of key changes in this song because they kind of built it up from pieces of other songs. It took a bit of work and every time they tried to work on it was like “ugh, no”, so that is actually how the song got its name.
Haha that's awesome and it sounded epic ❤
Most of TWA aren't into backing tracks that misrepresent the band on stage. However, The Warning tracks are mostly for ornamentation. If we take those out, the songs won't be affected much. When an extra instrument is an integral part of the song, The Warning will invite a musician for their shows. You will see that later with Revenant from this concert at Teatro Met. As long as integrity of presentation is there, ornamental backing tracks played by the same artist shouldn't be a problem.
I'm jealous that y'all have tickets to see them live. Please do a video with all your experiences at Leeds.
We are going to do the full video for you guys ❤
@@RealLifeCoupleReact Excellent and have a great time at the concert!
I hope you get to listen to Dust ot Dust from Lunario where Pau, the drummer, sings lead or Survive from the 2017 TEDx. Thank for covering The Warning. So happy that you are going to see them live. ⚡⚡⚡
Thanks for commenting and being here with us, we can't wait to document it all for you guys ❤️
Ugh was the working title for the song when they were writing their 2nd Album Queen of the Murder Scene which you will see abbreviated as QOTMS.
They went through 20+ (from them) variations of this song and they dreaded working on it hence the name.
When the time came to officially name the songs on the album they couldn’t come up with a better name so Ugh stuck because it fit the theme of the concept album.
The song is basically about a girl’s unrequited infatuation beginning to turn into an obsession which continues the storyline of the first chapter.
The album is 4 chapters of 3 songs each with a prologue song (Dust to Dust).
Fun Fact (famous Pauism): the struggles in completing this song led to the creation of 2 other songs on the QOTMS album, The One and The Sacrifice.
We can't wait to delve deeper, thank you for this ❤
TW are great performers this song is so much fun love the breakdown they are having a lot of fun during it and it's infectious AF. Thrilled to hear you are seeing them live that's awesome. Great reaction if you have questions about their setup there's videos that they have that goes over each of their setups. 🔥⚡
The Warning ROCKS!
The Warning always put you in a jamming mode 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥🔥🔥⚡
They play to a click track, and there is the odd backing track sprinkled in for added effect... Don't worry, you're going to thoroughly enjoy the live show, Trust Me!!!
Yeah it's awesome, I was never having a go at them 😊 it's just my personal preference that's all, doesn't mean it's right or wrong 🤟 They sound amazing and we can't wait to see them and delve more
QOTMS is a great album!!! The Lunario concert is a great one to check out
simple and to the point, "they're just fucking awesome".🤣🤘🤘🤘
Too true ❤
The Warning RULES! Paulina the dancing, singing drummer love them all
I was fortunate to see this entire concert when it premiered on YT about 6 months ago recommend:
When I'm Alone, Disciple, Kool-Aid Kids, Money, Choke from same concert.
Epic ❤❤
Great! Thank you! Una banda auténtica e impresionante! Ellas saben lo que hacen, y lo hacen muy bien. Ale y su bajo son la columna vertebral de este tema y permite a Dany con su tremenda voz y guitarra y a Pau, con su increíble ejecución de batería lucirse a lo largo de toda la canción.
I've been listening to them for 12 years, I've seen them live 4 times and God, it still gives me goosebumps.
Ignore the trolls. This your channel React as you wish. You guys are fun. Oh yeah. You will love them live. They hit the stage at energy 11 and it just goes up from there. They hit you with a wall of sound. It’s a physical thing. As a Warning Patron, I can honestly say…you ain’t heard nothing yet. Two new singles out this Friday. New album releases June 28. Buckle up. BTW your wife…she’s waaay too pretty for you.
Yessss we will do a reaction to these for sure, thank younfor being here ❤
@@RealLifeCoupleReact Who knows they may play some of the songs from the new album at that concert.
The Warning has been using backing tracks, that they played themselves, since their first album, right up to today!
Locura!!! UGH
Awesome ❤
More lovebites coming soon ❤ and yes they are awesome 🤟
Ale's bass is a custom Spector NS5-XL made for her (it's got The Warning's lightning bold logo as an inlay on the fretboard, and she designed the color, which is popular enough that Spector now offers it as a custom color). And yeah, TW plays with a track (using a technique invented by Pete Townshend, SPEAKING OF LIVE AT LEEDS), to add keys and sometimes some background second guitar or effects. But they don't need to, when the computer's broken down they just go for it raw and they're just fine.
Love live at Leeds! Wasn't it the Quadrophenia tour and it went disastrously wrong haha I know times gave changed 🤣🤪 yeah love that bass colour, just uploading the bass rig rundown now ❤️
@@RealLifeCoupleReactOh yeah, the first Quadrophenia gigs were DISASTROUS, I read. It got better ;) But I really do get annoyed with musicians who denigrate other musicians who use tracks to supplement their performance - I'm like "what did you just say about Pete Townshend, you wanker" ... 🤣
Watch Dany's pedal Board rundown videos, and you can see how she makes her wall of sound live. You only "Think" your hearing 2 guitars, and instantly thinking it's a backing track is normal, but not so. It's about splitting and time change to the amps. When you go see them live, you will see & feel the difference.
Few bands do this especially 3 pieces and Tool have done this on the salival recording live. There's slight delay between the 3 different amps which gives it more of a chorus/stereo sound. Sounds mega! Loving it and it's used to good effect
@@RealLifeCoupleReactNot just a time delay, but a slight octave difference too. It is fancy gizmos being used, but it is her playing and not a recording all Ronnie Radke style. Pau's laptop with the simple tracks they use are clicks, and small effects, with some piano work, but it's all them, not some computer generated studio wizardry. They make their studio sound as close to the live sound as possible. For this reason, I call them a "Studio Quality Live Band". That is one of the things that has drawn me in so deep with them. They are the real deal, and hearing/seeing three young ladies melt my face off, with nothing more than an instrument and an amplifier, well.....I'm Sold! 🤘
Great Reaction! I'm Excited that you will catch THE WARNING in Concert
Thank you so much, we can't wait ❤
That's Dany's Kemper Profiler split octaves. Ale's bass is her signature Spector 5 string.
❤❤sounds epic
"Ale's Inferno" is the color and the model IIRC
They will use a track once in a while. But the rule they follow is that it can’t be so integral that they can’t play the song without it.
This is the way!! ❤ It's all good, no issues I was just pointing out facts but they use them in the right way! We can't wait to see them
@@RealLifeCoupleReactThinking about it…. she will play two parts at once but that would have required her to be by her pedal box to use her expression pedal instead of moving around on stage.
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Or maybe not. She uses a Kemper. Not sure she could do that effect now that I think about it again again.
You are minimizing their use of backing tracks. I'm a die hard fan since 2018 and I love the band. But almost every song off "Queen of The Murder Scene" and Error they use some type of track. Even some songs off XXI Century Blood has backing tracks. I don't mind them but they use them.
@@scottlafleur4148 It depends on what recording you’re listening to. And I said they only use them in a way that if they don’t have it…. it fails…. they can still play the song ok. I’ve heard them say this. I listen for tracks. Doesn’t matter who I’m listening to.
@@astrogatorjones I'm talking when they play live. They use backing tracks on almost every song. Evolve and Animosity may be the exceptions. Not sure on those. I have no problem with backing tracks as long as the performer isn't faking playing something on a backing track.
My favorite performance of my favorite The Warning song. The groove on this one is so damn good.
It's awesome ❤
well your gonna have a problem with the warning, if its in not in your dna then its just not, no problem, we all have our own little things we dont like, thanks for sharing tho, enjoy the concert, hope they come around me soon
No problems at all, love them ❤ I'm just old school when it comes to back tracks (its used soarcely so its all good), I need to stop listening with a musicians ear 😅
@@RealLifeCoupleReact Hard to put an air raid siren on stage - LOL
@@RealLifeCoupleReact cool beans, pau has several vlogs that breakdown how she handles backing tracks on their channel and equiptment used, she uses the software to run the show, handle some of Danys guitar pedals, deal with the backdrops etc, Dany does some crazy stuff too too get heavy chuncky sounds with her pedal board and she has vlogs explaining it, pretty cool vids, just in know, thanks
@@RealLifeCoupleReact I get the "musician's ear" thing, I do it too, often gets in the way of really enjoying the total experience. As far as Fractal, Kemper, Helix, Tonex- all the modelling technology, we just get to disagree to an extent. I've used Line6 gear for over a decade on stage, and these days a great amount of effort is put into keeping stage volume in control. Often, that wall of Marshalls on the stage is fake, the musicians are using IEM technology. Personally, I use a decent wedge monitor so I can hear myself without disturbing the FOH balance, which makes the venue managers I play for happy.
If you pay attention to the lyrics of every song that you hear the song has a very deep for meaning to it most of the songs that be right or about how they see the world today
Love this 🙏
So happy seeing The Warning back on your channel! I am really enjoying your The Warning journey!
Can’t add much more than has already been said. Only, thank you for reacting to The Warning and enjoy the live show!
Can't wait!
I'm late in commenting, and I see that the members of TWA have already answered all of your questions and more, so I just have to thank you for this good reaction.
Thank you so much
Great reaction amigos! 👍🤘🇲🇽
Thanks for being here ❤🇲🇽❤️
Yes, they do occasionally use backing tracks in their live shows. But, rarely and usually very subtle where most people wouldn't notice.
Pau controls them with the laptop next to her drums.
its all good :-)
The back arrow works, but your curser landed on the progress line so the trick didn't work. Rock ON!!
We will get it one day, Fynn was super tired during this 😅❤
@@RealLifeCoupleReact Just had to add me 2 cents. Gotta feel useful somehow😁
And your 2 cents (pence) is well appreciated my friend 🙏🙏
They throw in a backing track here and there when needed. They are three sisters and they like to keep it that way. Many bands use backing tracks these days and many bands from the past used them too. It doesn't bother me and it doesn't bother the majority of the fans. Anything you hear in their compositions is composed and played by them, live or tracked. They are only trying to give the best show they can while keeping it in the family.
It's all good ❤️😊
They do have backing music,they have said this in interviews. But it's still performed by them! It's all them.
Yeah it's all good hehe
*Warning News:*
This Friday. Two new songs from their up coming 3rd album *(titled "Keep Me Fed" out June 28, 2024).*
Their third Español song *"Qué Más Quieres* & a song they already played live already *"Hell You Call A Dream"* or *"HYCAD".*
There will be 4 songs they will play for sure:
More
Sick
Hell You Call A Dream
Qué Más Quieres
They have a formidable innate talent, each one of them.
Innate but with practice taken to the sublime.
Despite their youth, they already have a lot of experience along the way in addition to their great preparation since they were little girls.
Their attitude, discipline and willingness to achieve their goals are leading them to great and well-deserved achievements.
Daniela, Paulina and Alejandra are still on the path to the top, but with too much potential, enough to think that reaching it will be inevitable.
Furthermore, the volume of quality that each of their creations implies is great… and the number of songs that carry said quality is enormous, which for me could be “The Warning label.”
I’m sure that each of their creations is subjected to a meticulous quality process before finally seeing the light…
And not only in the technical aspect, but they have also already shown that they have an exquisite taste for the good music that emanates from them when they become inspired and creative.
Added to all this is that they are surrounded by an excellent family and a fraternal team totally committed to their project...
And they have a fan base, “The Warning Army”, tremendously loyal to them (and exponentially growing too) that is decisively involved in supporting them because they have deservedly earned it for being incredible and surprising human beings.
Knowing this will give you a much better perspective to better value DPA, and maybe you will understand that TW is not just a band of talented young women who make good songs...
No, it’s about music, really about art with the brilliance of a "masterpiece" created and performed by three genius female performers from an early age who have been developing and evolving by leaps and bounds.
The beauty of their art lies in its simplicity.
Allways everybody have to appreciate each of these amazing rock masterpieces in all their dimensions and then be surprised again that they are creations of those who have wonderful talent but who, due to their age, still have much more talent to develop.
Dany, Pau & Ale are already admirable but their potential increases exponentially as they achieve success.
As long as all this continues to flow with this equation, soon they will reach the top of the world where they deserve to be.
I hope to see many reactions from you to TW my favorite band of all time.
Thanks and regards from México!! 🇲🇽
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Wow this comment is epic, thank you for taking you time to support your favourite band! Loving your dedication and we are loving the warning ❤ thank you
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Thanks, see you in your next TW reaction! 👍
Well said like always 👍
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Thanks, bro!
@@sergiodelatejaytejeda You said it like it is bro, ni mas ni menos.
My favorite!
❤❤❤ it's awesome
Great reaction Fynn and Belle! That is indeed a rhythm guitar backing track used during Dany's lead guitar. They don't always use it, especially at smaller venues.
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It's all good, I think people misunderstood what I was trying to say. I was never in anyway criticising the band, it's just not my personal preference
I understand @@RealLifeCoupleReact. I am a drummer and a live sound engineer. I lean your way too. In my opinion, they do it the best way possible.
It would be awkward if someone came on stage for a rhythm guitar during a solo (though they do have a guest guitarist accompany them when drummer Paulina comes out from behind her kit to sing REVENANT). They each began on piano and are classically trained starting at around 5 years old. They have added piano and other tracks throughout their live history on stage. Those parts are important to each song and were recorded by them. And depending on the song and logistics, they play the keyboard parts live.
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Thanks for this reaction. ❤ The whole 'Live at the Metropolitan 2022' concert is a treat. There are so many amazing songs: Animosity, Amour, Dull Knives, Dust to Dust, Nacisista, Choke (!), and of course Survive (from WT's first album XXI Century Blood) which was the rabbit hole for many WT fans. Also worth watching (check out the lyrics!) are 'Sinister Smiles' and 'Stalker' from the Lunario 2018 concert. It's mindblowing what WT put together with their 2nd album (Queen of the Murder Scene, which is a concept album) at such a young age. These girls just have it. 🤘🔥
If you aren’t completely blown away at TW’s live show I will personally refund your money!
Haha you won't be needing to do that, we've got a good feeling about these ladies ❤
Tracks are used in almost every song, but it's important to remember THEY lay down MOST of their own tracks.
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@@RealLifeCoupleReactThis three song set is done without tracks czcams.com/video/YvM6wuiITCk/video.html
@@FixNewsPlease Will check it out, I'm sure they sound epic with and without! We can't wait to see them
They use backing tracks to fill the sound since they are only a three piece band. They only use what fits the song. All the backing tracks are performed by them.
*Ugh*
*Ugh* is the 3rd song on the "Queen of the Murder Scene" (aka QOTMS) album released in 2018 when DPA/TW were an independent band... QOTMS is a concept album that tells a story from the first song to the last... hearing the album out of order makes it hard to follow the story... like reading a book's chapters out of order...
two other original songs, *The One* and *The Sacrifice* , were spawned from *Ugh* ... *Ugh* was the working title because it was a hard one, they really had to work on it, and they actually wanted to shelve it... thankfully their father kept after them to complete it... they were like "ugh! do we have to?" and *Ugh* stuck as the official name, too... the result is great!
this is one of their songs that you might want to think twice about playing when you are driving 😹
Fun Fact: one of their songs has/had the working title of "Gracias"... "Gracias" is short for "Gracias, K-Pop" which is a salute from them to the K-Pop genre which has some influences on their sound and style... when they are playing, sometimes Ale will ask which song is up next and she'll get the answer "Gracias" which she knows that song by instead of its official song title...
TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
Appreciate your comments about the backing tracks. To me, the fact that a band can play this good and tight and have to be precise in matching their sound and any track is even more impressive than the " old school" approach. Nightwish uses a lot of backing tracks, symphony sounds, choir etc. I invite you to watch interviews with these girls talking about their gear, they know what they are talking about. Dani uses a ton of delay in her guitar work. To me you have to, to have this kind of sound in a 3 piece. Please don't react badly to people that come at you for comments. We are very passionate about this band and some go too far. We can come at this band from 2 different points of view about how they do what they do, but in the end we love them. I just found them 5 months ago, yet their sound takes me back to my youth, I'm 63. Very nostalgic intense sound! Take care and enjoy life
Totally agree and that's the beauty about open conversations, it's ok to disagree. I just don't like guitar tracks being used as backing tracks and that's ok for me to have that opinion, it doesn't make me not like the band or the music 😊 my other preference as a musician is not to use a click (I understand some bands like this and they have audio/visual cues etc etc). With nightwish that's a bit different as it's orchestral and there's no other way. There's loads of bands I'm into that do it, tesseract and sleep token use backing tracks and clicks live as did ghost! Doesn't stop me being a die hard fan 🤟🤣🥰 I think a few people took it to heart which I knew was gonna happen with such a passionate fan base 🙏
Thanks for getting back. Its disheartening that in today's society in a lot of cases it is not okay to disagree and still find common ground. Music should be the last thing that falls victim to this kind of venom. I look forward to more The Warning and Nightwish reactions by you two. take care@@RealLifeCoupleReact
As you can attest, TWA is ready to counter any reactor's complaint regarding (the very minimalistic) use of backing tracks...you have been indeed warned in that regard 🤣 Great video, keep up the good work.
And I'll continue to give my opinion and preferance because balance is good and healthy for a fan base that im part of 🤟
@@RealLifeCoupleReactAs you should as it is very healthy. As you can imagine, you are not the first to comment on TW use of backing tracks and it's a very valid point of view, I just find it fun to see how defensive the fandom gets, as they (we) are very protective of the band. I can see you are getting a lot of comments, so really appreciate you took the time to answer. Cheers.
Hello you two! Fynn, i'm glad you moved the subject quickly away from details about your bell-end. It's an image we can all do without!!! Lol. The more you see from this concert will reveal that Pau has a laptop to her left which contains click tracks, additional instrumentation and sound effects. I believe Dany also has foot pedals which octaves both her vocals and guitar pitch. When you are a three-piece, you need all of these tools to fill the empty space. Byeeee
They do use backing tracks to add extra sounds but they are all created by them with one exception, the live version of Enter Sandman that Metallica had them do for the the Blacklist Album uses backround vocals of Alessia Cara on the track. She is on the Blacklist Album with them for the song and they always tell people she is part of the song. The Gibson Explorer was a gift from Lizzie Hale of Halestorm when they torured with them, Ale has been a featured artist for Spectre since she was 13 years old (she is 17 in this concert) and plays a five stirng base made especially for her by the company. They each have videos out with gearmasters where they give a complete rundown of the gear they use if you are interested in learning about it. They also use piano tracks on some live songs as all three play piano.
Awww thank you for this information 🥰
As others have said, they do use backing tracks. In some shots of Pau, you can see a computer near her. She controls effects, background video, click track, backing track, and probably some other stuff from her computer. I'm not sure if she is setting the guitar effects boards, but she used to. She uses Ableton Live for the curious. Due to unfortunate experience where the computer fell off the stand, crashed to the ground, and the lid shut turning everything off, they never have anything vital on the computer. They can play without it. A lot of times you can see the computer shaking from drum vibrations or maybe Pau stomping on the kick drum or cymbal pedal. They do have the computer better secured on its stand.
It's awesome and good on them, we can't wait to see them live ❤️
Danny quite often uses a harmoniser that splits the guitar and plays an octave lower so it sounds like 2 guitars also she uses a chorus as well. They are all on her pedal board. As other have said worth doing the gear guides.
Yeah, no issues with anything, i just heard another guitar part that she clearly isn't playing which is cool :-) I'd much rather be honest than not, I still love them :-)
Your wife would absolutely love the song called survive that they wrote when they were very young when they performed it at a tedx talk
We will be checking out alot of them in the coming weeks, especially before the show. Thanks for commenting ❤
@@RealLifeCoupleReact Are they support or is it an actual The Warning concert. If they are the draw, they will play a full set. When they are support, they play 30 to 40 minute sets. I got to see them for 35 minutes. Cost $91 for the ticket and another $150 for travel. Worth every penny!!! You will remember it forever!!
Dude, they use a click track. If you look at Pau’s kit you’ll see a laptop. Most bands use it. ZZTop used it on all live shows. Even before computers I’ve seen them use reel to reel for. Lick tracks.
Back in the 70’s.
It’s part of the kit in concerts. That’s why they sound so good. It’s like an instrument. The band plays the track and implements it like a looper. I used to setup the back house for concerts in the 70’s. Sorry if I let the cat out of the bag.
No cats out of bags at all 😊 it's just something I personally wouldn't do. I never once said anything bad about it. I know bands play to clicks and that's cool, I just prefer the more natural element to playing when it comes to slight differences in time/groove (as ive played in many bands myself). It's in no way putting them down, it's just a personal preference of mine. I'd love this band with or without clicks or backing tracks. They are awesome and as long as they use them to their advantage and still play (which they do), then it's all good. There's millions of bands who use clicks and backing tracks and there's millions of bands who don't, it's all awesome regardless 🤟
"The sadness tastes like yesterday and time wont take the pain away". Incredible lyricists... poetry to music. They write great songs. So happy you caught Pau hitting the bell of the cymbal! Nuance! They do it so brilliantly. The atmospherics that add to the dissonance and darken the mood are on backing tracks. Sometimes you get Dany layered in on another track. How are you going to add some of those atmospheric sounds live with 3 people? Especially with Dany singing lead and switching between lead and rhythm? There are acoustic versions of several of their songs stripped down. They've had backing track systems fail while they're playing as well and you know what? They sound amazing regardless. You can find plenty of songs with just Dany or Pau singing solo with a piano or Dany with her guitar. What you will never find is them lip syncing. They have said they will NEVER do that and instead just walk out of the gig.
So now give the best drummer of 2023 a chance to shine and amaze You. The same concert: "Narcisista", "Dust to dust", "23".
Congrats on getting tickets!! I saw them in Berlin last year in May. Flew in from Sweden. Only thing I regret was not getting to the show early enough to get to the front row!! So, my tip is get there early and try to get as far in front as possible!! Have fun!
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As mentioned by others they use some backing tracks to enhance their sound but have played everything they use and if things go wrong with the tracks Pau can kill it and they move on without. Dany did a great job of Crimson Queen with no guitar sound when the guitar mic failed at a club show.
They are pros and we love them
I will be in Leeds as well, cool !!! The highlight of my year.....
Backing tracks are becoming more and more common especially for 3 and 4 piece bands.
Yeah and that's totally cool it's just not my personal preference, they still sound awesome regardless 😎
The Warning do use tracks for extra bits, piano, guitar which they have recorded even their band managers spanish vocal piece on Dust to Dust. They are a three piece, they are young, they are from the modern world where this is a thing to more or lesser extent. They are just trying to bring everything to the live show. I have no issue with this personally. Maybe in the future they will use additional musicians, they have done this a little for social occasions just as guests.
It's amazing and used well, no issues here ❤️
Welcome to the Warning journey, are amazing and pure rock and positive energy!! Enjoy!! 🤟🤟⚡⚡🎸🎸
Thank you so much ❤
Hope you can record yourselves a bit with the opening song of the concert the day you assist, that'd would be a cool reaction to see, you can't image the energy of the girls Live 🤯, so happy you will get to see them 🤟
They use backing tracks, but very sparingly, like over solos. I think backing tracks are horrifying if it is a copy of what a person is supposed to be doing live. I do however appreciate them if they make the song complete. We want to hear what we know and if our favorite song has more than 3 parts then it is not possible with 3 people, and the show would suck.
Yeah, totally get this ❤ and I agree, I think my musician ear just picks these little things up!
Love em 🤟🤟🇲🇽❤️
@@RealLifeCoupleReact I get that. I am a musician as well, playing since 81 and I had to be pulled kicking and screaming into the digital age. I've learned that the best thing you can do is to provide the best show. Otherwise you are skimping the supporters. As long as you ain't cheating!!
@@mykemech 100% this, the layers all add up! Can't wait for more 🤟🤟
@@RealLifeCoupleReact It's hard to get enough of these superstars
@@mykemech Like milli vanilli did 😂
Even without the keyboard shortcuts, there is no need to move the mouse to the play/pause button to pause/resume the video, you can click anywhere in the video.
Regarding them using backing tracks for some rhythm guitar, I have no issue with it, considering that they do not have the means of hiring a session player and that all the instrumentation on the backing tracks are played by them anyway. I have no issue with them, as long as the band can still play live without them and it has happened in the past that Pau's laptop has crashed and they were able to play the show fine, just without a few background guitar, piano/keyboards and sound effects.
I have now mastered this haha
Trust you’ll ingratiate us with a before and after the gig with some fan chats and reaction.
“I’m hearing another guitar”. Yes they do play to tracks. Makes the 3-piece sound fuller. Hoping as they continue to blow up they can afford to bring some backing musicians with them and ditch the tracks.
We told you amiga and amigo, this is a no way out... But who cares. Welcome to the Army
We are in ❤❤🇲🇽🇲🇽
I cant wait to hear your reaction to seeing them live!!!!! Im so jealous!!!
At most of their recent smaller US shows when they're headlining, they really did not use any guitar backing tracks,only some piano and effects tracks on select songs. At least that's what I'm hearing.
Dany plays multiple layers in most of their songs, its impossible for her to play it all live and the leads would sound lost without the track... Viva The Warning!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🔥🔥🔥
Not sure if this is the case here. There use of backing tracks is minimal. In the last 2 or 3 years the computer died and no one new it. It happened at least 5 or 6 times only die hard fans knew. One of the times was opening for GnR they would not let them do a sound check the commuter would not work and they still killed it. Many say there is a guitar backing track, lately I have seen a few reactors get it right, Dany uses her pedal board to split her guitar into stereo with one side on a delay with a different tone so it sounds like 2 guitars playing
Yeah, this is kind of of a standard practise for a 3 piece band to give more of a chorus/stereo effect! I used to do the same thing myself with a wet/dry rig. All I was saying is that at the end there is clearly another guitar track playing a completely different thing and thats cool :-) there's no issue with that, I just personally dont prefer it! Orchestral parts are different etc just not the guitar. It's just my opinion, I still love them and think they are epic!
That was a backing track you heard at the end. Also Ale plays her own signature Spector 5 string bass. Ale is so cool and unassuming to the untrained eye, but she just quietly kills it.
Awesome and the backing track worked 💪 it's all good
Fun Fact: That Gibson Explorer was gifted to Dany live on stage by Lzzy Hale. Epic moment. Yeah, you're wandering into Snobbery territory with your backing track rant. Not a good look for a reactor unless you want to start pissing off fan bases. Pau uses Ableton Live to control click tracks, backing tracks, Dany's pedal board and to a certain extent the stage show. The backing tracks are pretty minimal. Sometimes it's a guitar, sometimes a keyboard and sometimes it's sound effects. Pretty understandable to want to fill some sound sometimes as a trio. But yeah, that kind of snobbery isn't going to go over very well.
Queen of the murder scene is such an underrated album