Parra for Cuva — Pinie (feat. orbit)
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Surfeurseb wrote:
Autotune: digitally processing a recording to correct the vocalist's pitch errors.
Vocodor: using a mic or voice track as the input for a digital filter controlled by an instrument (usually, but not always, a keyboard).
This is a vocodor. To me, the use cases are very different.
Vocoders of one kind or another have been in use since at least the 1970s, when Peter Frampton was a prominent champion of the instrument. He used an analog vocodor ("TalkBox") controlled by his guitar. For what it's worth, lots of people hated that too ;-)
If there is a place I would like to be immune from autotune, that should be at least RP…
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Autotune: digitally processing a recording to correct the vocalist's pitch errors.
Vocodor: using a mic or voice track as the input for a digital filter controlled by an instrument (usually, but not always, a keyboard).
This is a vocodor. To me, the use cases are very different.
Vocoders of one kind or another have been in use since at least the 1970s, when Peter Frampton was a prominent champion of the instrument. He used an analog vocodor ("TalkBox") controlled by his guitar. For what it's worth, lots of people hated that too ;-)
Surfeurseb wrote:
My husband sympathizes. He hates auto-tune. For me, it depends on the song. If it is used to just cover up bad singing, it is a no. Has to add something.
If there is a place I would like to be immune from autotune, that should be at least RP…
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My husband sympathizes. He hates auto-tune. For me, it depends on the song. If it is used to just cover up bad singing, it is a no. Has to add something.
Surfeurseb wrote:
I think for me it depends on how it's being used. For effect is OK. To try and repair a rubbish singer, not so OK.... I think it's for effect here.
If there is a place I would like to be immune from autotune, that should be at least RP…
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I think for me it depends on how it's being used. For effect is OK. To try and repair a rubbish singer, not so OK.... I think it's for effect here.
Surfeurseb wrote:
No shot available.
Maybe an M95 mask that blocks 95% of Maleficent Music. Plus Billie Ellish.
Full disclosure - I like Billie Ellish.
If there is a place I would like to be immune from autotune, that should be at least RP…
😨
No shot available.
Maybe an M95 mask that blocks 95% of Maleficent Music. Plus Billie Ellish.
Full disclosure - I like Billie Ellish.
Surfeurseb wrote:
I can tolerate it in this song. In fact, I find this quite likeable. The effect blends nicely with the music. This is not the usual fare of “hey look, I'm trendy because I use this effect, but I can't think of anything creative to do with it, so I just do the same as everyone else.”
If there is a place I would like to be immune from autotune, that should be at least RP…
😨
I can tolerate it in this song. In fact, I find this quite likeable. The effect blends nicely with the music. This is not the usual fare of “hey look, I'm trendy because I use this effect, but I can't think of anything creative to do with it, so I just do the same as everyone else.”
AWESOME AT MY DESK GROOVE!
If there is a place I would like to be immune from autotune, that should be at least RP…
😨
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Love the beat. 
Very good. Thank you!
Lots of new music today 
This starts at a 7 for me.
This starts at a 7 for me.
Autotune: digitally processing a recording to correct the vocalist's pitch errors.
Vocodor: using a mic or voice track as the input for a digital filter controlled by an instrument (usually, but not always, a keyboard).
This is a vocodor. To me, the use cases are very different.
Vocoders of one kind or another have been in use since at least the 1970s, when Peter Frampton was a prominent champion of the instrument. He used an analog vocodor ("TalkBox") controlled by his guitar. For what it's worth, lots of people hated that too ;-)
Thank You for the info. Vocoders were initially developed for the military and intelligence agencies as an encryption device for radio transmissions in the late '50s early '60s.