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The use of digital pitch correction software on vocal recordings @hilde45 The “pretense” is that the vocal recording was a human expression. If the vocal recording was “airbrushed” by software before it hit the listener’s ears, the thing that ultimately hit the listener’s ears (vocal recording) was not the to... | |
The use of digital pitch correction software on vocal recordings @mahgister “If you artificially created "perfection" you lose the expressive vulnerability and the power of this internal struggle in the artistic gesture.” Beautiful. Thank you. There seems to be a fetid entitlement with artists these days. ... | |
The use of digital pitch correction software on vocal recordings @javaruke I’m sorry, but would you please clarify what a “pension fund concert vocal” is? I don’t know what that is. Your inquiry as to whether or not digital pitch correction may be used in live applications is not a “hijack” at all, but a great... | |
The use of digital pitch correction software on vocal recordings “…how hard it is…to record a great vocal track.” With all due respect…please…spare me. I’m a singer. I sing on pitch. How else does a singer sing, but on pitch? Barring a certain punk-rock, Patti Smith/Lou Reed/Randy Newman-type approach, ... | |
The use of digital pitch correction software on vocal recordings @fuzztone my use of the term, “presented with (blank)…” is just a way to say, “a person listening to something.” The product itself (in this case, a vocal recording) is what is “presented.” | |
Share the songs that move you (from musicals). I left out “Somewhere,” Leonard Bernstein & Stephen Sondheim, West Side Story, and “Send In the Clowns,” Stephen Sondheim, A Little Night Music. I’m sure I’ve still left out a lot more. | |
Working with 78’s A brand new Ortofon cartridge for shellac 78 RPM records can be had for $20? Wow. Cool! | |
The greatest Pop song yet written and recorded. @hce1 “Thanks for that list of Carole King songs.” You bet! 😉 My (nerdy) pleasure. “It’s incredible and I’ll be listening to them all week long.” I love to hear that! | |
I saw the back of an integrated and it depressed me. @waytoomuchstuff That’s funny! It sounds like the person exercised their Second Amendment rights, as well as their Elvis Presley rights. | |
Share the songs that move you (from musicals). - “Someone To Watch Over Me,” George & Ira Gershwin, Oh, Kay! - “Ol’ Man River,” Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein, Show Boat - “Embraceable You,” George & Ira Gershwin, Girl Crazy - “I Got Rhythm,” George & Ira Gershwin, Girl Crazy ... | |
I saw the back of an integrated and it depressed me. @tony1954 You’re right, but I suspect for a reason different from what you’re saying | |
I saw the back of an integrated and it depressed me. @tony1954 “you really have to join the 21st century…video is no different than audio in that getting the highest possible quality is a worthy endeavour.” Is that so? O, thoust eminence, my benefactor tony1954! But for thy wisdom eternal, an... | |
Help us build our playlist for our next show in November! I’m picturing a scene similar to the one in Wayne’s World, where the the music shop employee stops Wayne while he’s auditioning a Strat and points to the sign, “NO STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN” Perhaps analogous here would be: “NO BROTHERS IN ARMS” “NO DAR... | |
Discovery of less known vocalists If you’re interested in hearing what an astonishingly perfect vocal sounds like, listen to Rebekah Del Rio here: https://youtu.be/Mx-IVl2wurI?si=3FYuEHHoCP3zq_RC | |
unclassifiable, original music, and impossible to define in simple terms... I love this idea, mahgister, thanks for the cool topic. In the late ‘60s, a group of young men in Cologne, Germany from musical backgrounds entailing work as conductor for Vienna Symphony, tutelage of Karlheinz Stockhausen, modern avant-garde col... |