SEVENTEEN Preparing Solo Stages for Fan Meeting: Reverse Recording Site Tuning Song Interpretation and Vocal Details

A reverse recording behind-the-scenes video capturing the preparation process for SEVENTEEN's fan meeting 'SEVENTEEN in CARAT LAND' solo stages has been released. The video contains the process of members repeatedly singing and exchanging opinions to decide the vocal tone, singing style, and atmosphere of each solo song they are in charge of.

Discussions on Song Atmosphere and Vocal Techniques

In the video, the members were seen adjusting the texture of their vocals to match the character of the songs. One member mentioned, "I think I should do this seriously," expressing the intention to sing "a bit more stickily." During the subsequent singing process, feedback such as "You pulled it off sexily" was exchanged, along with opinions like "It would be sexy to have that feeling of suddenly pulling it out again" when emphasizing certain sections, setting the mood for the stage.

Specific discussions regarding vocal techniques also continued. In the process of comparing with the original song, they asked about sections transitioning between falsetto and chest voice, saying, "Did I do chest voice or falsetto for a moment?" They checked differences in singing styles, such as whether a certain section was "pulled into falsetto" or "done with chest voice," attempting various versions to increase the song's perfection. One member repeatedly practiced handling specific ranges, saying, "I will try to match it a bit longer with falsetto."

Reconciling Differences in Song Interpretation and Stage Composition

The members contemplated the direction of the stage based on how they interpreted the lyrics and rhythm of the songs. Composition plans were presented, such as "It might be easier to sing it in a broken manner" for certain parts of a song, or "I will continue the energy a bit more." Additionally, to improve lyric delivery, they went through a process of balancing pronunciation and volume, noting, "It would be fine if the lyrics could be heard just a little bit better."

'Mood' was also mentioned as a factor determining the atmosphere of the songs. Along with the opinion that "This mood seems much better," they repeatedly attempted to bring out the sense of rhythm by asking, "What is the rhythm?" or adjusting the tempo of the song by saying, "I will try to sing it a bit more leisurely." The members worked to find the optimal result by appropriately distributing chest voice and falsetto according to the lyrical content and flow of each song.