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It sounds obvious when the settings are turned up really high and it's used as a pronounced, deliberately artificial effect, as in T-Pain and Kanye West and tha
by gabrielroth 18y ago
It sounds obvious when the settings are turned up really high and it's used as a pronounced, deliberately artificial effect, as in T-Pain and Kanye West and that one Cher song. Used at gentler settings, it can be almost completely transparent.
I'm willing to bet you've heard it used both ways, and on the first ones you've thought 'obvious and atrocious,' and on the others you haven't noticed it at all.
- mynameishere 18y agoI notice it on almost every top 40 song. It's absolutely shameful that a professional would need it as a crutch.
- parenthesis 18y agoBut almost every top 40 song isn't music by a musician, but entertainment (of which music is only one component) by an industry (of which the "artist" is but one small, though highly visible, part).