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Mr Funk · 3rd December 2009

Actually, that performance on X-Factor was delayed. It was performed in front of the audience, but it did not go out as it happened, so they could have easily fixed some dodgy bits.

With regards to those vocals you want to process/tune further. It is obvious that they have bee tuned already, but I think that is the sound you are after right? Non real, processed vocals? I think that style fits the track btw.

I however, being a singer hate the idea of being tuned. if I can't sing it, then i can't sing it! That being said, I think pulling in the odd dodgy note to save an otherwise good take is fine.

3rd December 2009	#34
Mr Funk Gear addict Joined: May 2003 Location: London Posts: 349	Actually, that performance on X-Factor was delayed. It was performed in front of the audience, but it did not go out as it happened, so they could have easily fixed some dodgy bits. With regards to those vocals you want to process/tune further. It is obvious that they have bee tuned already, but I think that is the sound you are after right? Non real, processed vocals? I think that style fits the track btw. I however, being a singer hate the idea of being tuned. if I can't sing it, then i can't sing it! That being said, I think pulling in the odd dodgy note to save an otherwise good take is fine. __________________ What ever it is, it's got to be funky!