On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 09:19:09 +0000, Old Fart at Play
wrote:

I don't know what goes on in recording studios these days
but I heard a chap on the radio say that a lot of automatic
pitch correction goes on for the benefit of tone deaf singers.
He also said that the effect is easy to recognise.

Can anyone suggest a good example that I might hear on the radio?
I presume that the effect is the yodelling sound where the voice
changes in mid-note but for all I know the singers might sound like
that naturally.

Every record in today's charts. Cher and others have used an extreme
version as a vocal effect (Do you believe in life after love, for
example).

d

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