The Negative Role Of Auto-Tuning In Popular Music

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"Modern music is people who can 't think signing artists who can 't write songs to make records for people who can 't hear." Frank Zappa

The current music industry is a hard business for all musicians, whether they are a new artist or even a popular radio artist. Modern times have radically changed the way that musicians now make money. Past musicians used to be able to make a living simply by selling their music and playing a few major concerts to survive and even lives some luxurious lives and not really have to focus on anything except the art that they were creating. The music industry has transformed from being an art to becoming a challenging business job for anyone involved. Today, most musicians have to also be able to handle managerial business to get anywhere and make money or find someone to help them. Current musicians need to do more than just sell music

Music is much more than lip-sync or Auto-tune, even notes or lyrics. It’s about the emotions and hard work that is put into a song. There had to be an emotion that a songwriter feels when writing a lyric to a song or when a conductor changes the tempo of a song. The essence of Music is to entertain your audience. Keep them in tune with you and your Music. Not only grab their attention, but their emotions too. Our generation today has become numb to emotions express in a song. Music helps us to express our feeling for or toward one another. Hopefully Music can get back to the realness of the song before it

Gone are the days where artist, songwriters, performers, producers and records companies reap full successes of songs through stage performance and radio airplay. Since 1960, a technological evolution has created many changes in how music are made, played and performed. From the era where television and radio was popular with much of its viewers and listeners being the youth to development of the Internet and World Wide Web platforms, music suffered much development. Huge part of these changes was how music was delivered to the audience this time not on the radio or television but on the Internet websites where music

Rise of the internet gave way to music videos and more that made music more of a culture. All these things that are now social norms were made mainstream by the 2000s. Autotune arose from the decade and was heavily used and sometimes relied upon. Autotune is a computer program that takes pitches and changes them to flow and sound better in a song (Song facts 1). Singers love this program as it hides any imperfections in their work, thus making their vocals seem perfect.

Auto-Tune is a mandatory technology nowadays as all singers use it to perfect their vocals. It allows producers to shorten their work time by copying the same phrases over different parts of the song so that artists would not have to waste their vocal stamina by repeating them. cut a phrase and paste somewhere else along the song, but to make sure the cuts match up. One article quotes a Grammy-winning recording engineer who said that “It [Auto-Tune] usually ends up just like plastic surgery”. The unidentified engineer also mentioned that “You haul out Auto-Tune to

In the end, singers are seen as if they were prepared for our own entertainment and so forgotten they are people as well. However, they also deal with their professional work and must take care of their public image, as well as stand criticism over their figure and bearing in mind their reaction may be misunderstood by their followers —and those who are not, too. In conclusion, even though singer artists share their lifetime and beliefs on social networks, specially the young ones, they remain misunderstood by most of the

There have been many technological advances throughout that past four decades within music production and many have argued that without the boom of the digital culture the popular music of today not be as it is today. This paper will examine an extremely important technological change of the nineteen eighties and nineteen nineties that has helped shape popular music of today.

Anybody who contributes to the recording of a song is in some way an artist, to say they are any less is callous and offensive.A producer, audio engineer, or composer all contribute to making a record. All of their work goes through a lot of editing to make the record perfect. Therefore, why should the singer be considered less of an artist for using Auto-Tune as an artistic and creative embellishment to the music? Movies go through just as much if not more editing than a record. Not only is the script revised and even changed on the spot in some cases, but if an actor makes a mistake in their line it isn’t just ignored but they do another take. The only difference in the music business is they found a way to expedite the process by fixing the small mistakes instead of doing another entire take.

Duality, a rather whimsical alternative rock album produced by the exuberant band Set It Off, truly encaptures the attention and ears of many because of its ability to make the thirty-seven minute experience feel like a mind-blowing journey through different genres of music such as pop punk, pop rock, and general rock. Released in October of 2014, Duality hastily found its way to Rock Sound's "Top 50 Albums of the Year" list, landing at number 5. In addition, this cross-genre compilation is Set It Off's best album to date because of its unique sound and fresh style along with the notion that it was completely unexpected. Beginning with "The Haunting," a song that contains a sound similar to the band's older material, the album carefully introduces an eerie feel with a mischievous twist that swiftly transitions into a playful tune with songs such as "Forever Stuck In Our Youth" and "Why Worry." Duality, an upbeat, wild album released by the playful band Set It Off to symbolize limitless and unavoidable life experiences such as a breakup, has

Doctor Andy Hildebrand spent 18 years in the field of seismic data exploration. He used signal processing, audio, and a mathematical model called autocorrection to map the layers below the Earth’s surface to find drilling spots for oil companies. Geophysicists, like Hildebrand, use this technology to send sound waves into the Earth and record their reflections with a geophone. Hildebrand, who was also a classically-trained flautist and had never listened to pop or rock music, realized that his equipment could also detect pitch. Thus, Auto-Tune was born (Anderson, 2013). Today, almost every recording artist relies on Auto-Tune to fix their mistakes. The real question is whether or not you have to have talent to sing anymore in this world of computerized music. In this piece I will discuss how Auto-Tune works, the history of technology in the music industry, and the controversy surrounding this technology.

Although T-Pain started Auto-Tuning his voice because nobody else was doing it and he wanted to sound different, nowadays it seems that just about everybody sounds the same. “It used to make me sound different… Now I sound like everybody else again” said T-Pain (The New Tune). In response to the sudden explosion of artists that are using Auto-Tune, T-Pain said that people need to start paying him respect – and paying him literally – for their use of Auto-Tune. T-Pain said that other artists are ruining the use of Auto-Tune and that it’s basically over for them unless they start to pay up (www.mtv.com).

Music has played a vital role in human culture and evidence based on archaeological sites can date it back to prehistoric times. It can be traced through almost all civilizations in one form or another. As time has progressed so has the music and the influences it has on people. Music is an important part of popular culture throughout the world, but it is especially popular in the United States. The music industry here is, and has been, a multi-million dollar business that continues to play an important role in American popular culture. This is also a art form and business that is forever changing as the times and more importantly, technology changes. Technology has changed the way music is made as well as how it is produced,

The music industry has been around for over two centuries (PBS). Its volatility can be measured by its ability to shift and change according to its time period, the technologies that arise through the ages and the public’s shift in musical taste. The music industry is comprised of many different components, organizations and individuals that operate within it. Some of these components include the artists who compose the music themselves, the producers that engineer the sounds created by the artists, the companies that handle distribution and promotion of the recorded music, the broadcasters of the music such as radio