At the end of last year, the orchestra Mayday held 8 concerts in Shanghai, but was questioned by mainland music bloggers "Farmer in the Wheat Field" and "Acoustics", so the Shanghai Bureau of Culture and Tourism intervened in the investigation, and announced (11th) that "no illegal acts were found" to clarify the lip-syncing turmoil for Mayday. However, the blogger who initially questioned it seemed to be unacceptable, and posted a question on the 12th: "I don't know what the identification criteria for lip-synching are in Shanghai Cultural Tourism. ”
The Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism responded to the Mayday lip-pin on the 11th, detailing the way of investigation at that time, in addition to inquiring about the organizers, venues, and on-site sound controllers, but also retrieved the whole process video recorded by the on-site law enforcement recorder, and after obtaining relevant evidence and materials, invited experts to participate in the discussion, analyzed the video and sound data in hand, and finally confirmed that none of the 8 Shanghai concerts in Mayday "used pre-recorded songs and music instead of live singing and playing".
The Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism also pointed out: "At that time, the UP master of Station B, who pointed out 'fake singing', released another video on March 7 this year, saying, 'When identifying fake singing, I did not confirm whether the sound source was correct', 'Folk individuals, the appraisal results have no legal effect', etc., which caused heated discussions at the time, and later this video was also deleted by him." Indirectly questioning the negligence of the blogger "Farmer in the Wheat Field," who initially accused Mayday of lip-syncing, in the identification process.
However, "Acoustics" issued a rebuttal article on the 12th, pointing out that the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism did not verify it, "The farmer never said, 'When identifying falsetto, he did not confirm whether the sound source was correct', let alone 'when identifying Mayday's falsetto, he did not confirm whether the sound source was correct'." The farmer's original intention was to worry about such a situation in the future appraisal, and the follow-up film was released again to explain this problem in detail. This statement was taken out of context by Mayday fans as 'Farmer admits to identifying the sound source fraud', and Farmer's video has not been deleted so far. ”
Although the official has made the conclusion that "no illegal acts of Mayday have been found", "Acoustics" still questioned: "I don't know what the identification criteria for lip-synching are in Shanghai Cultural Tourism." "I just hope that when the official talks about the behavior of the general public, he will be fully informed before speaking. He has not apologized for the accusation of lip-syncing, and only posted on the afternoon of the 12th: "I have said everything that should be said, or I have said everything that can be said, and I will lie down today...... and I will not respond again.