I'm not a judge LOL.
that's why we're waiting for flanLoliFlan wrote:
I'm not a judge LOL.
Hmm I use phone mic too, it's not bad thoSyraxAxoJaxco wrote:
Real Competition + Nice Voice + Phone Mic. = LOSS
TRUE (?)
SyraxAxoJaxco wrote:
Gosh, i swear if i'm counted in the competition, i'm gonna take some of my time to borrow a microphone from my school..
I guess :
Real Competition + Nice Voice + Phone Mic. = LOSS
TRUE (?)
The answer is FALSE.osu!idol rules wrote:
Judgement only considers vocal performance.
Thanks for the answer, LoliPoppyLoliFlan wrote:
SyraxAxoJaxco wrote:
Gosh, i swear if i'm counted in the competition, i'm gonna take some of my time to borrow a microphone from my school..
I guess :
Real Competition + Nice Voice + Phone Mic. = LOSS
TRUE (?)The answer is FALSE.osu!idol rules wrote:
Judgement only considers vocal performance.
i'm not against choosing a song, but please choose a song that's easy to learn/singLoliFlan wrote:
I need everyone's input on the final stage.
Do you think choosing a song for the finalists is a good idea or do you prefer them choosing their own like last year?
Less effort ;D?Nepeta Leijon wrote:
i'm not against choosing a song, but please choose a song that's easy to learn/singLoliFlan wrote:
I need everyone's input on the final stage.
Do you think choosing a song for the finalists is a good idea or do you prefer them choosing their own like last year?
what noSyraxAxoJaxco wrote:
LoliPoppy
yes. i am a lazy assholeLoliFlan wrote:
Less effort ;D?
Even though I'd chose the option of you guys choosing the song for the finalists, it's still not really fair imho.LoliFlan wrote:
I need everyone's input on the final stage.
Do you think choosing a song for the finalists is a good idea or do you prefer them choosing their own like last year?
I was going to say that. I agree!!!Jazz wrote:
Let them choose the song. Each people has their own vocal range, some people are a good alto/bass but not a good soprano/tenor and vice versa.
If you choose a song that has a lot of high notes the good alto/bass may not be able to do well vice versa.
^ +1Jazz wrote:
Let them choose the song. Each people has their own vocal range, some people are a good alto/bass but not a good soprano/tenor and vice versa.
If you choose a song that has a lot of high notes the good alto/bass may not be able to do well vice versa.
Exactly, and we could see 3 different versions of the song at onceCptHampton wrote:
If the finalists are provided with an instrumental, it wouldn't be too hard to put the song in the key that fits their vocal range the best.
True, but there are those songs that if you put it juste a little bit too high, it starts to sound like a chipmunk instrumental, not very interesting.......CptHampton wrote:
If the finalists are provided with an instrumental, it wouldn't be too hard to put the song in the key that fits their vocal range the best.
No it's hard. Changing your vocals in accordance to how you changed the keys of a song is harder than it seems. You would sing it by ear now since it's different than the original.CptHampton wrote:
If the finalists are provided with an instrumental, it wouldn't be too hard to put the song in the key that fits their vocal range the best.
I'm naturally used to it :'P That aside, you can also change the pitch of the original song (noting you have the mp3 of it) and sing along~Jazz wrote:
No it's hard. Changing your vocals in accordance to how you changed the keys of a song is harder than it seems. You would sing it by ear now since it's different than the original.
That amount of effort should just be used to choose your own song.
agreeHard wrote:
I want the judges to choose.
Maybe just give options or a song pool for different vocal ranges, an alto a mezzo ans soprano
I really like your idea, seems the best so far.Hard wrote:
I want the judges to choose.
Maybe just give options or a song pool for different vocal ranges, an alto a mezzo ans soprano
^This and similar said before.Garven wrote:
Id just leave it to contestant choice. Besides the pitch arguments earlier, you also have to factor in the language being sung. I sure as heck wouldnt want to sing a Mandarin song for fear of poor pronunciation.
Garven wrote:
Id just leave it to contestant choice. Besides the pitch arguments earlier, you also have to factor in the language being sung. I sure as heck wouldnt want to sing a Mandarin song for fear of poor pronunciation.
I agree with both.Hard wrote:
I want the judges to choose.
Maybe just give options or a song pool for different vocal ranges, an alto a mezzo ans soprano
4 spaces left boysLoliFlan wrote:
Anyway, if everything goes well, judging should be complete tomorrow!
You are TOTALLY overthinking it.............. This is not a competition for 1000000$................... I'm sure you destroyed your hand on the keyboard to write this whole novel..... Ok, contest fanatic fanfic, fits more.Boss wrote:
SPOILEROk now, here's the problem as a person who lives in a country which has nothing more than voice and talent shows on TV, I've seen some different concepts of competition. First of all: If you are going to make them sing one pre-chosen song as Jazz said it would not be the best idea to show their talents. Though, if you let them choose their songs, it would be a huge mess. Why? Think about it all those different genres of music had to be compared. It's like choosing between an FPS game and a Platform one or a car and a motorcycle. There would be no actual winners there would just be a more liked music, not because of the singer itself but because of the music and it's emotional effect it would have on us (which is a music's main purpose in the first place) that has been chosen by the singer. Yes, they chose them themselves and they would have thought about the consequences and whether it would affect us emotionally or not but, please, this is a singing contest not a chess championship that you have to think 10 steps ahead. Maybe there would be a pool to choose songs from as Hard suggested but this also has a real big chance to not coincide with what Garven said. So the songs which will be in the pool have to be chosen really carefully and all the contestants should be informed about all the songs in the pool in order to prevent them from screwing up in the last minute. So here's my first idea out of two (which would be a lot better if both were implemented): You choose three songs for each contestant for the pool which is one in their mother tongue, one in a universal language (could be English/Japanese/Korean/Mandarin etc.) and one of their preference between the two listed before. The second thing that should be taken into consideration is again the genres. There is a theoretically simple yet might be a little hard to do in practice kind of solution to this issue. How about we split the Osu!idol finals into different genres and gave prizes according to them. Just spiting them up would be nonsense but let's say that there are three kind of genres left in the finals for each contestant: A, B and C. Everyone sings in their own genre and everything's good to go right? Well, no, sadly. This again triggers the more liked genre vs winner genre problem which can be dealt with a little effort from both the contestants and the judges. Let all of them sing all the genres. Like, A person sings both A, B and C genres; B person sings both A, B and C and vice versa. After all of them are reviewed by the judges we would see if the A person is stronger than the B one in both the A and B or just stronger in it's own genre, this way they would be compared equally in a musical way, not as separately in a "pop" or "rock" or "hip-hop" way. (I'm pretty sure I couldn't explain myself clear enough though.) Also a little P.S. This is just an idea. It's not that I think judges would not evaluate the performances right or anything. What if the people were allowed to vote for their favorite singer? I know this would cause so much trouble so I suggest accepting only non-friends' votes. Also to prevent what I call "counter-voting" also the friends of a contestant should not be allowed to vote for another contestant in anyway. Thus, the only people who vote would be the ones who don't know anything about the singers. Also the votes of non-judge voters should be evaluated as 25% of the judges'. So this way judges have still a way of judging. I think that's all. Many thanks to everyone who made such event possible and good luck with it. Hope to see things like this evolve to bigger ones or open the gates to many others in the future.
I got through 3 lines and stopped. I congratulate you tho for reading the whole thing.LightDreamer wrote:
You are TOTALLY overthinking it.............. This is not a competition for 1000000$................... I'm sure you destroyed your hand on the keyboard to write this whole novel..... Ok, contest fanatic fanfic, fits more.Boss wrote:
SPOILEROk now, here's the problem as a person who lives in a country which has nothing more than voice and talent shows on TV, I've seen some different concepts of competition. First of all: If you are going to make them sing one pre-chosen song as Jazz said it would not be the best idea to show their talents. Though, if you let them choose their songs, it would be a huge mess. Why? Think about it all those different genres of music had to be compared. It's like choosing between an FPS game and a Platform one or a car and a motorcycle. There would be no actual winners there would just be a more liked music, not because of the singer itself but because of the music and it's emotional effect it would have on us (which is a music's main purpose in the first place) that has been chosen by the singer. Yes, they chose them themselves and they would have thought about the consequences and whether it would affect us emotionally or not but, please, this is a singing contest not a chess championship that you have to think 10 steps ahead. Maybe there would be a pool to choose songs from as Hard suggested but this also has a real big chance to not coincide with what Garven said. So the songs which will be in the pool have to be chosen really carefully and all the contestants should be informed about all the songs in the pool in order to prevent them from screwing up in the last minute. So here's my first idea out of two (which would be a lot better if both were implemented): You choose three songs for each contestant for the pool which is one in their mother tongue, one in a universal language (could be English/Japanese/Korean/Mandarin etc.) and one of their preference between the two listed before. The second thing that should be taken into consideration is again the genres. There is a theoretically simple yet might be a little hard to do in practice kind of solution to this issue. How about we split the Osu!idol finals into different genres and gave prizes according to them. Just spiting them up would be nonsense but let's say that there are three kind of genres left in the finals for each contestant: A, B and C. Everyone sings in their own genre and everything's good to go right? Well, no, sadly. This again triggers the more liked genre vs winner genre problem which can be dealt with a little effort from both the contestants and the judges. Let all of them sing all the genres. Like, A person sings both A, B and C genres; B person sings both A, B and C and vice versa. After all of them are reviewed by the judges we would see if the A person is stronger than the B one in both the A and B or just stronger in it's own genre, this way they would be compared equally in a musical way, not as separately in a "pop" or "rock" or "hip-hop" way. (I'm pretty sure I couldn't explain myself clear enough though.) Also a little P.S. This is just an idea. It's not that I think judges would not evaluate the performances right or anything. What if the people were allowed to vote for their favorite singer? I know this would cause so much trouble so I suggest accepting only non-friends' votes. Also to prevent what I call "counter-voting" also the friends of a contestant should not be allowed to vote for another contestant in anyway. Thus, the only people who vote would be the ones who don't know anything about the singers. Also the votes of non-judge voters should be evaluated as 25% of the judges'. So this way judges have still a way of judging. I think that's all. Many thanks to everyone who made such event possible and good luck with it. Hope to see things like this evolve to bigger ones or open the gates to many others in the future.
I just thought that if I'm writing something, it actually had to matter for something, so I decided to write long. Yeah I'm aware of the fact that I am overthinking, it's just that I wanted everything to be perfect and I know that nothing could and should be perfect. It's not that I've written that because it was a $1000000 competition, I wrote it because I wanted to.LightDreamer wrote:
You are TOTALLY overthinking it.............. This is not a competition for 1000000$................... I'm sure you destroyed your hand on the keyboard to write this whole novel..... Ok, contest fanatic fanfic, fits more.Boss wrote:
SPOILEROk now, here's the problem as a person who lives in a country which has nothing more than voice and talent shows on TV, I've seen some different concepts of competition. First of all: If you are going to make them sing one pre-chosen song as Jazz said it would not be the best idea to show their talents. Though, if you let them choose their songs, it would be a huge mess. Why? Think about it all those different genres of music had to be compared. It's like choosing between an FPS game and a Platform one or a car and a motorcycle. There would be no actual winners there would just be a more liked music, not because of the singer itself but because of the music and it's emotional effect it would have on us (which is a music's main purpose in the first place) that has been chosen by the singer. Yes, they chose them themselves and they would have thought about the consequences and whether it would affect us emotionally or not but, please, this is a singing contest not a chess championship that you have to think 10 steps ahead. Maybe there would be a pool to choose songs from as Hard suggested but this also has a real big chance to not coincide with what Garven said. So the songs which will be in the pool have to be chosen really carefully and all the contestants should be informed about all the songs in the pool in order to prevent them from screwing up in the last minute. So here's my first idea out of two (which would be a lot better if both were implemented): You choose three songs for each contestant for the pool which is one in their mother tongue, one in a universal language (could be English/Japanese/Korean/Mandarin etc.) and one of their preference between the two listed before. The second thing that should be taken into consideration is again the genres. There is a theoretically simple yet might be a little hard to do in practice kind of solution to this issue. How about we split the Osu!idol finals into different genres and gave prizes according to them. Just spiting them up would be nonsense but let's say that there are three kind of genres left in the finals for each contestant: A, B and C. Everyone sings in their own genre and everything's good to go right? Well, no, sadly. This again triggers the more liked genre vs winner genre problem which can be dealt with a little effort from both the contestants and the judges. Let all of them sing all the genres. Like, A person sings both A, B and C genres; B person sings both A, B and C and vice versa. After all of them are reviewed by the judges we would see if the A person is stronger than the B one in both the A and B or just stronger in it's own genre, this way they would be compared equally in a musical way, not as separately in a "pop" or "rock" or "hip-hop" way. (I'm pretty sure I couldn't explain myself clear enough though.) Also a little P.S. This is just an idea. It's not that I think judges would not evaluate the performances right or anything. What if the people were allowed to vote for their favorite singer? I know this would cause so much trouble so I suggest accepting only non-friends' votes. Also to prevent what I call "counter-voting" also the friends of a contestant should not be allowed to vote for another contestant in anyway. Thus, the only people who vote would be the ones who don't know anything about the singers. Also the votes of non-judge voters should be evaluated as 25% of the judges'. So this way judges have still a way of judging. I think that's all. Many thanks to everyone who made such event possible and good luck with it. Hope to see things like this evolve to bigger ones or open the gates to many others in the future.
The hype.LoliFlan wrote:
Anyway, if everything goes well, judging should be complete tomorrow!