Originally posted by: mintyblue
Then I wonder why he disliked Yatharth😆 again maybe he likes only those unique voices which come from Rajasthan😉 Interesting....😳
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Originally posted by: mintyblue
Then I wonder why he disliked Yatharth😆 again maybe he likes only those unique voices which come from Rajasthan😉 Interesting....😳
Originally posted by: mind-googling
To this person (HB), unique, different and great voice is equal to husky, gravelly and cracked voice which can go in only one direction -- high, high and high. And, everything pleasant and soothing he/she considers 'ghisa pita'. 😆
Originally posted by: diamond444
Without going into who can be considered as original voice as that will lead to controversy 😆, in general I agree with you that ultimately a singer has to sing in his/her own voice. If we follow the history of Hindi film music from its inauguration, we have always seen that whenever a singer has become successful, it is because he/she brings something new to the plate.
However one thing has to be noted. In film music especially, often when starts singing, one tries to imbibe the voice of original singer, e.g. Lataji's voice like Noor jehan, Mukesh voice like KL Saigal, etc in the early part of their career. Also, the points mentioned in gopalbhai's posts are extremely relevant and pertinent.
Also technical correctness in my view is only apparently and not in reality. I have seen contestants changing the composition to suit themselves. Instead of singers going up to the level of the composition, they bring down the composition to their level. As a result, the difficult parts of the song is not executed and the singer is apparently technically correct though in reality this is not the case. Also they tend to sing within a narrow range and fails miserably when given something outside their range. For gauging technical correctness, you need to check the difficulty level and range of compositions which they are singing.
In this show, till now we have six teams singing older compositions on Friday. If you will carefully compare what is being sung by the contestants and what was originally sung, you can easily get an idea of who stands where and what portions were difficult for a particular contestant (Though I must admit that in Mega Challenge barring a few cases in general, the contestants have tried to stay honest to the original tunes 👏).
P.S.
1. The above principle are general in nature and not specific to any instance(just some thoughts on my part 😊)
Originally posted by: mintyblue
I think you must be hallucinating if you think Abhigyan was singing in soemone else's voice. And most of us here happen to think he is a very good singer with a great voice quality. In fact both he and Priyanka have a great future ahead. so chill.
Originally posted by: HakkaBakka
Ghisa is those who sonuds like clone of other good singer and pita is those who sound like clone of other bad singers. If somebody sounds like Sonu or Kishore Kumar, that is ghisa and if somebody sound like Kumar Sanu or Himesh Reshammiya or Bappi Da or RDB or Usha Utthup or Anu Malik that is pita. That is my difinition of ghis pita. I have seen the success the reality singers got with these voices in last 4-5 years. If a singer is clone he/she have to beat the original to be counted otherwise nobody will listen them.
HakkaBakka ji, I think I don't know who in this industry did not sing in someone else's voice. See Mukesh and many others in Bollywood copied Saigal. If you listen to Lata Mageshkar, Asha Bhonsle's old songs it sounded like old (nasal) singers in their early days. Kumar Shanu, Abhijit, Sonu Nigam and others reminds me of Kishore Kumar, Mohd. Rafi e.t.c. So I am not sure why you keep saying ghisa pita singer. Let me point out even Raja sounds like Sukhwinder and I noticed that he prefers to sing his songs and he does a pretty good job of that too. There is nothing wrong with that. Furthermore remember these kids are only kids they have a long way to go, their voices are gonna go through metamorphosis like every one elses. I said they will be great singers if they keep up with their riyaz, work hard and remain down to earth. Let's be positive and encourage these singers.😊Originally posted by: HakkaBakka
There is no future for those singers singing in other's voice. They can be successful only if they sing any song in their own voices otherwise there is no future, otherwise we should have seen many professional singers coming from SRGMP because lot of them were technically correct.