Does T-Pain always use Auto-Tune?
T-Pain says he experienced depression after Usher said he ‘f‑‑‑ed up music’ by using Auto-Tune. The singer and rapper opens up in a clip from Netflix’s This Is Pop. T-Pain is opening up about a dark time in his life that all started with, of all things, Auto-Tune.
How do you sound like T-Pain with Auto-Tune?
There’s really only one plug-in you need to use in Logic to create the basic T-Pain effect. It’s called Pitch Correction. Click on an empty Insert slot on the Audio track’s channel strip and choose: Pitch > Pitch Correction > Stereo / Mono (depending on whether you are using a mono or stereo audio file).
Do Tiny Desk Concerts use Auto-Tune?
Something you won’t hear often at Tiny Desk Concerts, however, is Auto-Tune. And in 2014 when T-Pain, one of our generation’s most prolific Auto-Tune artistes, performed at NPR, he revealed a sound wholly unfamiliar to most: his natural singing voice.
Who Popularised Auto-Tune?
The use of Auto-Tune as a vocal effect was bolstered in the late 2000s by hip hop/R&B recording artist T-Pain, who elaborated on the effect and made active use of Auto-Tune in his songs.
What is Travis Scott’s Auto-Tune?
Artists like Travis Scott use Autotune with the retune speed on 100%. This basically means that there is no flexibility in the vocal tuning. The plugin will ensure that your vocal stays in the key of A Minor (or whatever key you set the plugin to) 100% of the time, no compromises.
Who first used Auto-Tune?
Cher
Dr. Andy Hildebrand is the inventor of the voice pitch-correcting software called Auto-Tune. The first song published using Auto-Tune on the vocals was the 1998 song “Believe” by Cher.
What is the Cher effect?
Auto-Tune was originally intended to disguise or correct off-key inaccuracies, allowing vocal tracks to be perfectly tuned despite originally being slightly off-pitch. The 1998 Cher song “Believe” popularized the technique of using Auto-Tune to distort vocals, which became known as the “Cher effect”.
What autotune do rappers use?
1. Antares Autotune Pro by Antares Audio Technologies. Considered by many to be the best autotune and pitch correction software, Antares has been at the top of the game for decades. Their software is used as the standard when it comes to the big leagues in many of the top recording studios worldwide.
Can’T-Pain sing?
Although T-Pain’s musical career is heavily characterized by his use of Auto-Tune, longtime fans (and new ones) know that he doesn’t really need any mechanized help when it comes to his vocals because he can actually sing.