Jun Lucas livestreamed a vocal recording session, testing takes for a song while interacting with chat, discussing production choices, and noting vocal fatigue near the end. He also shared updates about upcoming performances, a competition semifinal, and plans for Chinese versions of his album.
Livestream vocal recording sessionDAW/Pro Tools workflow and looping takesAudio troubleshooting (clipping)Vocal performance choices (falsetto backing vocals)Original guitar recording and release/legal considerationsFan/community chat interactionUpcoming performances (Sweden concert) and future LA goalCompetition semifinal next weekendChinese versions of songs/album planningSocial media activity challengesKCON timing/logistics
Highlights
Jun goes live and asks viewers to vote on the viewing format (full-screen vs side-by-side with his Pro Tools session).
Starts looping and recording vocal takes on the “Sing for you / the way you cry, the way you smile” section.
Mentions hiring a guitarist to record original guitars for the track and concerns about SM Entertainment/possible takedowns; currently using the official instrumental temporarily.
Acknowledges messing up lyrics and decides to do additional takes for safety.
Notes the audio is clipping and pauses/adjusts while continuing to track vocals.
Says he plans to add falsetto backing vocals (not in the original), and discusses his vocal capability with a joking tone.
Admits the session is exhausting, feels vocally fatigued, and considers wrapping up recording.
Stops to save the session to avoid losing the recording; jokes about how bad it would be if it crashed.
Shares career updates: September concert in Sweden as a full production show; explains it could help future booking/visa process and mentions a future Los Angeles show goal.
Mentions competition semifinals next weekend and that social media is currently his main bottleneck; asks about KCON timing and logistics.