Rocky Road

Not really. Technically speaking, anything which is amplified has some electronic alteration of sound involved.

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In Reply to: RE: But the Consumers Have Been Duped........ posted by Todd Krieger on July 02, 2009 at 11:09:44

>>> "In my humble opinion....... I think if they at large found out what I found out a little over two years ago, there would be outrage that would make the Milli Vanilli incident seem tame by comparison." <<<

Not by a long shot. At least with pitch correction you are hearing the artist, even if the sound of the vocal is altered in some manner. Substitution of voice, whether it's sync'd from a studio record or provided by alternative voices behind a curtain is fake. IOW, I'd rather have my recollection of a live performance relatively intact, even if enriched electronically, than to be deceived by any substitution by hidden performers or voice recordings.

>>> "And I'll live with the disagreement. I'd rather hear someone lip-sync'ing using a recording of his natural voice than via a live feed that is pitch-corrected." <<<

You're right, we'll just have to agree to live with the disagreement I guess.

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