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'Get your s**t together': Internet slams 'Grammys 2023' tech team for constant sound mishaps

'Grammys 2023' viewers call out sound engineers for making 'performers sound horrible'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: When it comes to the music industry the Grammys is one of the biggest events of the year. Indeed, everything thing is keenly noticed, whether it be someone's dress, makeup, or even the on-stage work, including the lights, camera, and sounds. Well, during 'Grammys 2023' fans took note of the sound quality not being up to the point.

The constant problem with mics during the award distribution ceremony irritated the viewers. Some took their anger to social media asking who is the sound engineer of the Grammys. Not only the mics were claimed to be misbehaving but also the performers were said to be sounding "horrible." The Internet took a toll on 'Grammys 2023's tech team for not being well prepared beforehand. Moreover, fans called out the engineers for giving so many sound effects that it became hard for the people to understand what is being said over the natural reverb.

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'GET YOUR S**T TOGETHER'

After noticing the continuous friction in the sound at Grammys, a fan tweeted, "The sound been off all night chile. Jesus be a sound engineer #GRAMMYs" Another fan slammed the engineers calling them out, "Who the Grammys sound engineer because… whewww them mics are horrible." A viewer replied to this, "The sound is awful!." Another agreed with the sound mishap at Grammys claiming, "#Grammys SOUND ENGINEER AT THE GRAMMY'S...GET YOUR S**T TOGETHER. PERFORMERS SOUND HORRIBLE."

Fans call out Grammys tech team for giving middle school vibe

A fan wondered, "who is the sound engineer for the Grammys? I just wanna talk." Another slammed the tech team, saying, "The Grammys tech… its giving middle school play and/or community theater sound engineer, i fear." A fan called out engineers, "ok i think the sound engineer for the grammys is… not good at their job." "Someone needs to tell the production sound engineer he is giving us too much of the room feed! We can't make out what is being said over the natural reverb of the @cryptocom arena! #TheGrammys #GRAMMYs #thegrammys2023," tweeted a fan.

The 65th annual 'Grammy 2023' is taking place at Crypto.com Arena. It is broadcast and streamed live on CBS and Paramount+. 

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