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> Whether regular people can perceive it, I have no idea. If the singer is somewhat good (so that the correction is small) and it's applied well, you have no c
by Sebb767 5y ago
> Whether regular people can perceive it, I have no idea.
If the singer is somewhat good (so that the correction is small) and it's applied well, you have no chance. Even musicians will have a hard time.
But you can definitely notice it in sum - everything sounds pitch-perfect and all the little misses, which might be stylistic in and by itself [0], just go missing.
[0] A good sound engineer will of course know when not to use it, but the unintentional characteristics go missing.
- ratww 5y agoYeah, you’re right. it’s when you put all the things together that it makes a lot of difference. It’s not just autotune, but also the fact people today can make almost infinite punch-ins, a lot of music is time adjusted, samplers and modern synthesizers are in perfect tuning (compared to orchestra/guitar/synths of the past). IMO “perfect music” has its own sound, which is a good sound, but there isn’t much to go after it. Maybe the next wave will be a little looser when it comes to this.