YANG YO SEOP rehearses with band to prepare for solo concert 'Fade In'... adjusting details for each song

Singer YANG YO SEOP has been conducting ensemble rehearsals with a band to increase the perfection of his solo concert [Fade In], adjusting the detailed composition of the songs.

In the video released through the official channel 'OFFICIAL HIGHLIGHT', the process of YANG YO SEOP matching the concert songs with the band session and sharing opinions on sound and composition was captured. YANG YO SEOP meticulously checked the beats (BPM) that determine the atmosphere of the songs, the instrument configuration, and the harmony between vocals and instruments to capture the details of the stage.

"We need to pull the BPM up"... adjusting sound to determine the song's atmosphere

During the rehearsal process, YANG YO SEOP presented specific opinions regarding the speed of the songs and the arrangement of instruments. While playing a specific song, he requested to adjust the tempo of the song, saying, "We need to pull the BPM up a bit. Why is it so slow? I feel like I might fall asleep, so let's pull it up a bit."

Furthermore, detailed requests continued for the harmony between the vocals and the accompaniment (AR). In a specific section, he matched the vocal movement and the flow of the sound, saying, "It overlaps with the ad-lib... it's best for it to come up there." To avoid breaking the flow of the song, he was also seen coordinating with the band session, saying things like, "I think we should put in a click (metronome)," or "We just need to listen to four counts after the bridge and then go in, right?"

Contemplating lyrics and stage composition for fans

YANG YO SEOP also paid attention to how the message of the songs is delivered to fans. Mentioning a part of the lyrics that fans prefer, he reflected on the meaning of the song, saying, "Because it's the kind of lyrics that fans like." Additionally, regarding parts related to stage performance, he contemplated the point where choreography and playing harmonize, saying, "I think it would be okay to take the hands out a bit when dancing."

Discussions were also held regarding the way the songs end. For one song, he showed consideration for the reverberation after the song ends, saying, "I'd like to sing like this while lifting all my feet, then put them down and just have some lingering imagery." In another song, the process of coordinating with the performance team was shown, saying, "At the end, the dancers will follow that and do the lead."

Repeated checking process to improve concert perfection

YANG YO SEOP repeatedly checked the composition of the songs while the rehearsal was in progress. Through remarks such as "I understand the song form," and "Shall we try one more time?", he showed his intention to clarify the structure of the songs and increase perfection through repetitive practice. In particular, to check the connectivity of each section such as the intro, bridge, and chorus, he constantly communicated with the sessions, saying, "Just remember this one," and "How should we do this section?"

After finishing the rehearsal, YANG YO SEOP concluded the practice with the on-site staff and the band, saying, "Thank you for your hard work."