ari
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Well, I don't know about you but I feel uneasy about Auto-Tune. The other day I used to it to fix poorly intonated fiddle track for a client, but my musician's ego doesn't let me use it on anything that I play/sing on my recordings.
But the other day I was doing some vocals, and I knew I was a little off here and there. I was in a hurry, though, and I was tempted to just fix it with Auto-Tune. Instead, what I did was auto-tune the track, then used it as a guide to sing along with on a new take. That did the trick! By hearing the correct pitch in my ear and trying to match it, I sang with much better intonation. My integrity is not compromised -- what you hear is what I actually sang.
I think I'll be using it this way quite often.
ari
But the other day I was doing some vocals, and I knew I was a little off here and there. I was in a hurry, though, and I was tempted to just fix it with Auto-Tune. Instead, what I did was auto-tune the track, then used it as a guide to sing along with on a new take. That did the trick! By hearing the correct pitch in my ear and trying to match it, I sang with much better intonation. My integrity is not compromised -- what you hear is what I actually sang.
I think I'll be using it this way quite often.

ari