Super Junior-83z shows passion for perfection in the 'ONSAEMIRO' recording studio

Super Junior's unit, Super Junior-83z, has been engaged in intense deliberations to perfect their new single, "ONSAEMIRO," throughout the recording process.

In the recording studio, the members were captured working closely together, debating every lyric and pronunciation to find the ideal sound. They meticulously adjusted the melody and breathing for the line, "There are still those who have been by my side for a long time, but they don't know my heart." In particular, they refined the song's emotional arc by discussing how to express the word 'lowly' and whether adding a specific particle to the phrase 'my heart' would be more effective.

Finding the optimal tone through constant revision and adjustment

Discussions regarding the vocal tone, which defines the song's atmosphere, were also heated. While one member expressed satisfaction, saying, "I think my tone was a bit good just now," others offered advice such as, "Let's try singing it with a little less strength." During the "Even if you don't know my heart" section, they made repeated attempts—such as singing with a slight inflection or adding more power—to control the beauty of the pronunciation and the dynamics.

Detailed revisions also took place during the chorus, "I'm sorry, I love you." The members focused on enhancing the song's flavor by constantly comparing whether the expression "I'm sorry, I love you" was better or if another phrasing would be more appropriate. In the "I take courage to say it" section, delicate adjustments continued, with suggestions such as "Let's just throw the note from the back" regarding the length of the vibrato and the use of breath.

An obsession with perfect harmony

Moving beyond simply singing solo parts, the members devoted significant effort to harmony work to ensure the overall cohesion of the track. During the harmonic section leading into "I'm sorry, I love you," the members monitored each other's voices to find the optimal resonance. In sections like "Even if time passes and we forget each other," they added depth to the song by varying the texture of their voices.

The members continued to experiment with various vocal approaches through to the final part of the song, "Even if you leave," striving to maintain the song's emotional resonance until the very end. The recording studio was filled with the members' serious commitment to not missing even the smallest detail to achieve perfection.