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Some folk think that Auto Tune is "just an effect" like Reverb and nothing to be concerned about. Fil takes on this "asked/commented on many times" supposition and shows just what a cheat Auto Tune is for singers. Press PLAY if you want to hear what all the noise is about... Fil Sings "The Sounds of Silence" then Pitch Corrects his vocal.
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'Ello folks, it's "Milli Vanilli" time, with Celtic Thunder on stage with a cover performance that sounds...off. Fil takes us through this "mimed performance" that starts out by detecting "computerized embellishment" and ends with "are they strumming their guitars"? Press PLAY to see/hear Celtic Thunder "do a play date" on stage.
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It's 1975 and Racquel Welch is Cher's guest star for the evening. Fil takes a look at Racquel Welch, singer vs. Cher, analyzing how they play off each other. Press PLAY and be amazed!;)
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Have you been told that "you need a bucket to carry a note/you're Tone Deaf" all your life? Do musicians tell you NOT to sing? Here's Fil to show and tell what/if you are "Tone Deaf." Press PLAY to find out if you're really an undiscovered Opera singer, like Mike Rowe, or as off-key as "Faye Valentine.";)
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Hoe accurate/on key was Karen Carpenter? Press PLAY to hear what Fil thinks of this 1970's vocalist.
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Do some record company executives really have "Tin Ears"? Fil of Wings of Pegasus does an A vs. B analysis of Art Garfunkel's performance of "Bridge Over Troubled Water," natural and Autotuned. It sounds like a "Cylon Base Ship Top 100" version when Art's voice is "corrected." Proceed if you dare, and don't mind the HAL 9000 version.:(
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And now for something completely different. Looking over the numerous analysis videos under "Wings of Pegasus," I wondered what he though of Harry Chapin. As you can tell from the video title, Fil thinks highly of Harry Chapin. It's time to take a "Taxi" with "the British guitarist.";)
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Can you tell when someone uses Autotune to juice up a recording? No? Listen to Fil sing "raw" and "Autotuned" to hear the difference. I've come across "British Guitarist analyzes X" for a while, but didn't play one of his videos until I saw Jim & Maury's "Operator" analyzed. This led to his analysis of Don McLean's "American Pie," and that's all I needed to sign up. Looking at his previous vidoes, I came across this "in my voice" demonstration of Autotune, and it may be of interest to some...