Along with the release of their new self-titled album, Pentatonix performed "Can't Sleep Love" live at "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon!"
Needless to say, the sensation a capella group impressed the late night show host with their amazing performance!
However, not everyone was happy with their performance during the show. Fans of "The Sing Off" champs flooded the Youtube video with complaints about how their microphones weren't balanced properly.
Some die-hard followers commented that Scott Hoying, Kevin Olusola, Mitch Grassi, Avi Kaplan, and Kirstie Maldonado's talents weren't properly showcased because of the audio imbalance.
One Youtube subscriber noted that "the sound guys here didn't balance those mics at all. [Makes] this performance sound flat and slightly off tune."
"Those who have just seen ptx for the first time from this performance should definitely not judge them for this particular poor audio," the commenter continued.
"Only the Sing Off knows how to balance their mics right.... I was missin by bass :(," another fan said, alluding to the fact that Kaplan's notable bass couldn't be heard in the performance. Another comment boldly called out the audio technicians in charge of the performance, pointing out, "Avi's mic needs turned up. C'mon sound guys, get your act together."
Nevertheless, Fallon was still impressed by the group's unique talent.
"Amazing!" he kept on saying after listening to them sing. They also opened the show with their own rendition of the opening song.
Pentatonix' "Can't Sleep Love" live performance isn't their only offering together with their new album. The group also released a music video for their new single, "Sing," featuring cameos from "Game Of Thrones" star Maisie Williams, Victoria Justice, Tyler Oakley and more!
Fans can now download their self-titled album now on iTunes, Amazon, Webstore, Target, and Google Play. They can also search for the new record on Spotify.
Watch Petatonix' "Can't Sleep Love" live performance on "The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon" below and tell us if the audio guys do need to calibrate their mics properly.
Check out the official music video here as well.
