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anyway, hope your enjoying the comments. i think they might be a little misdirected at times. since i know what auto-tune is, i really dont care about who its used by, what time of day. to me, its a piece of equipment, and i am just going to go out and get the price of the piece of equipment that works for me, not take anything else into consideration.

perhaps i am more critical in my musical tastes than most people, but as far as i am concerned, it is not good when people reinvent what they dont understand, and bring back standards that have been lost, and are no longer relevant. they ask why? well, its because they like what the audience likes.

with so many effects available in commercial daw software it can be difficult to capture the pure and organic sounds of analog recording gear without spending many thousands of dollars to do it, but cakewalk sonar does a great job of this and comes with a comprehensive suite of plugins for making that happen. the cakewalk sonar cloud section of the free, limited edition 10.3.6 version of sonar professional (a personal favorite of mine) brings the analog gear to life with 12 studio effects, including echoplex, compressor, equalizer, delay, flanger, phaser, reverb, and more.

for the extreme t-pain effect, i recommend turning down your tuning effects to the lowest setting before dialing in. anything other than zero would actually attenuate the pitch, making it more obvious that this is a digital effect applied to the vocal.

theres a definite difference between auto-tune and pitch-shifting. in auto-tune your instrument will sound as if it’s been at just the right pitch most of the time, but as soon as you slightly change it’s pitch it returns to the previous pitch. pitch-shifting does the opposite, it makes everything go up to the new pitch, and then stays there. auto-tune is therefore a much more forgiving and subtle effect, and not something you would want to use for vocals.

it started with t-pain, and gradually it spread to the whole genre, because of the most egregious offender, a young white male singing in the key of c, and mastering it on his own via the internet. it really started to sell once he started to use the wacky over-used high-pitched vocal that gives the impression of emotion, but are, in fact, really just off-tune stereotypes of which the person behind them can only be laughing. (its the same pitch the computer used to ‘sing’ the moon in its early days – all the little ones). eventually it went beyond country, and now to the top of hip-hop and pop. i realise some might think that it doesnt matter, because its just a software product, and doesnt impact on the quality of music. but thats precisely where the trouble started. the song is sung in pitch, and the comping is based on that fake emotion that the vocalist is throwing up to the microphone. the majority of people calling attention to auto tune are revealing how bad the singing is, and revealing the fact that the vocalist isnt actually good at singing. so why is his app called the t pain app? well thats a pretty easy explanation – for the app store. the app even has a couple of videos in it. one is a ‘how to’ basic vocal lesson. the other is him demonstrating the app. it doesnt explain anything. it doesnt explain what auto tune is. perhaps if people knew what it was, they would know more about the app, and that would help both artists and consumers be more aware that its not all sunshine and lollipops. i hear from young singers and songwriters that they’ve had a lot of their songs ‘snatched’, and given a crappy, auto-tuned, pop version, whether they are aware of it or not. the more people like this song, the more people will buy the t pain version of it. i think that this is a new generation’s titanic – if this happens, we’re in real trouble. 5ec8ef588b

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