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In Reply to: RE: Not really. Technically speaking, anything which is amplified has some electronic alteration of sound involved. posted by Audiophilander on July 02, 2009 at 12:42:33
If you were to listen to an audio track of a known singer who is pitch-corrected to a moderate degree (typical for what's done in modern pop music), doing a song you've never heard the singer do before, and the singer's name was *not* disclosed, I think you'd have a hard time recognizing who was singing the song. Even if it turns out to be your favorite singer....... (Unless if it was Geddy Lee, Ozzy Osbourne, Willy Nelson, or someone so distinctive in his tone.)Or......
If a familiar singer who is normally pitch-corrected in a live feed lip-sync'ed to a recording of a **different** pitch-corrected singer, you'd probably notice the lip-sync'ing, but you would not necessarily realize it was a different singer's voice. (But that other singer must also be pitch-corrected.)
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