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On 27/09/2012 11:39 PM, andrel wrote:
> That wasn't the point. The question from Andy was if anybody can sing in
> tune and my answer was: yes.
More precisely, the question was whether several people can sing
complicated harmonies with surgical precision without ever missing a
single note even by a tiny fraction. But anyway...
(It's no secret that some people can sing in tune. I've heard plenty of
people do that live. I've even heard people sing harmonies live. But
usually it doesn't sound this "perfect" when it's real.)
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On 25/09/2012 05:49 PM, Orchid Win7 v1 wrote:
> Can't tell if elite or AutoTune.
For 87% more insanity, open YouTube and search "autotune".
Apparently there's an entire industry based around finding random video
clips and processing everybody's voices through AutoTune to turn it into
music.
I'm not sure what's more baffling - the fact that people do this, or the
fact that AutoTune is insanely expensive and yet people /still/ do this!
Obviously, YouTube is the home of cats, so:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP4NMoJcFd4
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On 28/09/2012 01:06 PM, Orchid Win7 v1 wrote:
> For 87% more insanity, open YouTube and search "autotune".
>
> Apparently there's an entire industry based around finding random video
> clips and processing everybody's voices through AutoTune to turn it into
> music.
So... apparently AutoTune makes you sound like frigging GLaDOS. :-P
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> For 87% more insanity, open YouTube and search "autotune".
>
> Apparently there's an entire industry based around finding random video
> clips and processing everybody's voices through AutoTune to turn it into
> music.
Hehe, you should YouTube "songify" - it's an app (for phones) that
records you speaking in a normal voice and then gives you the option to
autotune it to a list of various songs. Quite fun.
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On 28/09/2012 02:05 PM, scott wrote:
>> For 87% more insanity, open YouTube and search "autotune".
>>
>> Apparently there's an entire industry based around finding random video
>> clips and processing everybody's voices through AutoTune to turn it into
>> music.
>
> Hehe, you should YouTube "songify" - it's an app (for phones) that
> records you speaking in a normal voice and then gives you the option to
> autotune it to a list of various songs. Quite fun.
That explains it then. AutoTune itself is very, *very* expensive...
(That said, how the heck do you transfer the recording from a phone to a
PC to upload it to YouTube?)
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>> Hehe, you should YouTube "songify" - it's an app (for phones) that
>> records you speaking in a normal voice and then gives you the option to
>> autotune it to a list of various songs. Quite fun.
>
> That explains it then. AutoTune itself is very, *very* expensive...
With you I'm never sure if you're being sarcastic or not :-)
> (That said, how the heck do you transfer the recording from a phone to a
> PC to upload it to YouTube?)
Email, bluetooth, wifi, USB - or just upload directly from the phone if
you don't want to do any fancy editing.
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Orchid Win7 v1 wrote:
>
> (That said, how the heck do you transfer the recording from a phone to a
> PC to upload it to YouTube?)
I usually move all the data from my phone (photos, GPS logs...) via
email. I actually have my phones email-client configured to add myself
on the Cc -field, so I don't even need to type my address, just click send.
-Aero
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On 28/09/2012 03:15 PM, scott wrote:
>>> Hehe, you should YouTube "songify" - it's an app (for phones) that
>>> records you speaking in a normal voice and then gives you the option to
>>> autotune it to a list of various songs. Quite fun.
>>
>> That explains it then. AutoTune itself is very, *very* expensive...
>
> With you I'm never sure if you're being sarcastic or not :-)
I looked up the price this morning. $649. Ouch!
(As it happens, I already have a piece of software which does roughly
the same thing. If only my mic worked properly, anyway...)
>> (That said, how the heck do you transfer the recording from a phone to a
>> PC to upload it to YouTube?)
>
> Email, bluetooth, wifi, USB - or just upload directly from the phone if
> you don't want to do any fancy editing.
Oh yes, how silly of me... Some phones have Internet access.
(Annoyingly, my mum bought a bluetooth adaptor and it lets you access my
phone, my grandad bought a bluetooth adaptor and it lets you access my
phone, and I bought a bluetooth adaptor and... it won't let me access my
phone. Or rather, it let's me use the mic and the speaker, but won't
allow file transfers. WTF?)
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On Fri, 28 Sep 2012 13:19:51 +0100, Orchid Win7 v1 wrote:
> So... apparently AutoTune makes you sound like frigging GLaDOS. :-P
Which is quite ironic, because the singer who voice GLaDOS is an opera
singer and was able to get that autotune sound without actually using
it. (She talks about this in the Portal 2 developer commentary IIRC)
Jim
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> On 25/09/2012 05:49 PM, Orchid Win7 v1 wrote:
>> Can't tell if elite or AutoTune.
>
> For 87% more insanity, open YouTube and search "autotune".
>
> Apparently there's an entire industry based around finding random video
> clips and processing everybody's voices through AutoTune to turn it into
> music.
>
> I'm not sure what's more baffling - the fact that people do this, or the
> fact that AutoTune is insanely expensive and yet people /still/ do this!
I have heard rumors that one could acquire software via certain shady
websites without paying for it...
Also, some people may actually pay for a licensed copy for their own
musical endeavours and then noodle around the software autotuning David
Cameron or Angela Merkel for fun.
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