Originally Posted by Brian Austin Whitney
Danny was flat and couldn't hit the big notes at all.


Hi Brian,

I noticed a little flatness, but I think in that high register, for most listeners, you have to be flat at least 25 cents (a quarter of a half-step) for the brain to signal the wince muscles. Wouldn't you at least agree there can be "pleasurable" flatness/sharpness?

LOL...You must not care for Dionne Warwick very much... smile


I thought Kris Allen made a lot of little timing and pitch errors, but he was self correcting amazingly well, like he's got some monitoring system from the future...Really, it's all about where self-confidence can take you, "mistakes" morph into genius before the brain signals "mistake"...Kris was the best, imo, last night...

Whereas Scott MacIntyre really was not good at all, a very studied, careful, dull performance. I cussed the judges. What were they hearing?

Mike

Last edited by Michael Zaneski; 04/01/09 04:27 PM.

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