@renegadesoldier18 i don't really like t-pain, but i know that he can sing, and doesn't use autotune for pitch correction. he was one of, if not the first of his genre to use autotune for nothing but a cool effect... it fits the music, and in some cases, it sounds cool. Daft punk uses auto tune for some songs (mostly talk box and vocoder) but they can still sing, or at least carry a tune, and when they use it, it does add a cool effect to their music.
@fawkesinator89 I'm pretty damn sure he's using Autotune to correct the pitch of his voice, thus the warbling. If it was a vocoder he'd be playing a synth as he sings the notes and it would sound more like Daft Punk for instance or another artist that uses the vocoder to achieve a robotic effect. Autotune is correcting his singing/talking, so he'd have to have some talent to sing or attempt to sing the high notes, but yes the engineer could program what notes his output would 'snap' to.
@renegadesoldier18 I do believe your trolling but out of the sake of boredom...Auto tune corrects the pitch of your voice to the nearest note in the scale selected, using your voice as the only input. Vocoder has 2 inputs one is the voice and the other in this instance is a synthisizer. The synthesizer determines the pitch and the voice determines the frequency for the pitch that is let through. So he is talking with a sythesizer. he is using his engineers talent. not his own
@jholloway23grim Thanks it was!
brotherhoodofsteel75 17 hours ago
@brotherhoodofsteel75 i think it was chopped and screwed
jholloway23grim 2 days ago
What was the first song he was singing?
brotherhoodofsteel75 2 days ago
well, thats not vocoder. thats auto tune...
MaRkIpArK 5 days ago
LOL!!!! very good!!!
mrspivvy 6 days ago
lol
Rex0161 1 week ago
Looks like an old Ampex stereo ATR. Quite a funny use for one.
douro20 3 weeks ago
@renegadesoldier18 i don't really like t-pain, but i know that he can sing, and doesn't use autotune for pitch correction. he was one of, if not the first of his genre to use autotune for nothing but a cool effect... it fits the music, and in some cases, it sounds cool. Daft punk uses auto tune for some songs (mostly talk box and vocoder) but they can still sing, or at least carry a tune, and when they use it, it does add a cool effect to their music.
MarinatedTenderloins 1 month ago
@fawkesinator89 I'm pretty damn sure he's using Autotune to correct the pitch of his voice, thus the warbling. If it was a vocoder he'd be playing a synth as he sings the notes and it would sound more like Daft Punk for instance or another artist that uses the vocoder to achieve a robotic effect. Autotune is correcting his singing/talking, so he'd have to have some talent to sing or attempt to sing the high notes, but yes the engineer could program what notes his output would 'snap' to.
renegadesoldier18 1 month ago
@renegadesoldier18 I do believe your trolling but out of the sake of boredom...Auto tune corrects the pitch of your voice to the nearest note in the scale selected, using your voice as the only input. Vocoder has 2 inputs one is the voice and the other in this instance is a synthisizer. The synthesizer determines the pitch and the voice determines the frequency for the pitch that is let through. So he is talking with a sythesizer. he is using his engineers talent. not his own
fawkesinator89 1 month ago