Re:The Mathematical Genius of Auto-Tune
by superpope99 on Monday October 16, 2017 @03:00PM
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This is definitely auto-tuned, and I would guess that 90% of auto-tune goes unnoticed as it can be applied a lot more subtly than this.
As someone who isn't a fan of vibrato, I've always suspected that some singers use it strategically to cover up pitch issues.
FWIW, I don't think modern auto-tune plugins have a problem pitch correcting singers using vibrato.
Melondyne is great with this. Complete lack of vibrato is usually an obvious sign.
I think auto-tuners get a bad rap. As an amateur musician, subtle corrections in post-production can save me days of recording to get the right take.
I didn’t listen to much of this, but the two seconds I heard “I guess it’s all the..” there’s definitely clear artifacting from either auto-tune or compression on the word “all”. And I’m listening on an iPhone.
Not a pro editor, but I know my shit.
The lead singer's voice just sounds so thin, and unnaturally on-key (no vibrato).
I think you'd be hard-pressed to find verifiable examples because those higher settings are probably mostly used to cover up poor singing, and so nobody involved is going to volunteer that information.