Here is an example of how to make a beat. Even though the beat below is made in Propellerhead Reason, the same thought process can be applied to other music programs and hardware. Lay out your drums, add instruments, and arrange your beat into a full song. Please Note: The beat below ...
"Okay, well let me get this record." Then we go and we strip it. We take the Pro Tools session, and we take the AutoTune off the vocals. We change everything. We'll change the key. We'll change tempos. We'll change whatever. Then we'll just make a whole new record...
Again, that’s Autotune, but set to a fast quantization: 32nd notes. “Swagger Like Us” is one of first songs we’ve heard use that effect on straight rap; usually producers reserve Autotune for singing only. It’s ingenious, really. There’s a lot of Haters, but it’s a dope ...
Can you autotune my voice? Sure, but if we’re going that route- I prefer to use Melodyne. Ideally, you’ve practiced singing the song MANY times before you show up on the day that we’re recording vocals. This will lead to a much better performance over all, and it will be less ...
but it is a little surprising to hear her do it so well. Like someone raised on Youtube suggested videos, she skips from Autotune-submerged rap to Velfarre-ready Eurobeat on late highlights “Astral Gal” and “TikTok Angels.” As that last number hints at, the lyrics also offer plenty ...