Auto-Tune Abuse in Pop Music - 10 Examples
Tom Davies
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Thu Feb 7 11:56:34 CET 2008
> Yes, absolutely. I've been aware of Autotune abuse ever since that
> infamous Cher single got airtime, this particluar article doesn't tell
> me anything new. I do tend to listen to music rather consciously, and
> these things make me cringe.
>
> I may be repeating myself: There's absolutely nothing wrong with
> Autotune per se. I actually own a TC VoiceOne, which is perfectly
> capable of murdering any vocal performance. But as in any sound effect:
> If you can hear it, you've probably overcooked it.
>
The Cher thing was a special effect though, rather than a remedial
measure. Same would go for distorted guitars in rock music.
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