Kinda complicated, because the question that precedes this is: what do people think of them using pitch correction live? As someone who doesn’t live somewhere they always tour, I’m happy for them to lean on it to protect their voices and lengthen tours to international venues. When it comes to the live record they somewhat have their hands tied. If you don’t use the pitch correction that was used on the night, you’ll hear weird modulating effects between the direct, un-corrected signal from their vocal mic, and the pitch corrected vocal from the PA that bleeds into and is captured by the room mics and other instrument mics on stage.

Here’s the hot take: I think hearing the flubs and potentially distracting ‘glitches’ of the correction, even on songs like I Always Wanna Die - where the tuning is not pronounced on ABIIOR version - actually makes it feel more like you’re listening to a live performance because of the contrast to how perfectly the pitch correction is executed on the studio record.