Sentence examples for pitch correcting from inspiring English sources

She'd noticed early on that her son had a gift for music — clapping his hands to his ears when someone sang off pitch, correcting the bassist when he played in the wrong time signature.

Here's something else that I didn't know that I didn't know: Auto-tune, the pitch correcting software that many music purists consider a major culprit in the ruin of modern pop, was invented by a classical flautist and geophysicist who developed it from technology that is used to find oil reserves.

If you hear a lot of new singers, the vowels and the way they change notes almost sound pitch corrected already.

This new set not only has more complete version of the songs, but claims to pitch-correct them better than the Sony box.

The musicians all used Auto-Tune to pitch-correct their voices; the songwriters all copied the last big hit; the same producers worked on every track.

The crowd knew all of those songs too, including every rhyme of "Novacane," which laments a culture of numbness and artificiality in the bedroom and on the radio: "Every single record, Auto-Tuning/Zero emotion, muted emotion, pitch-corrected computed emotion".

While her vocals on Animal were heavily processed with auto-tune, often to produce rapid stuttering or over-pitch corrected vocal effects, leading to questions on vocal talent, she expressed confidence in her abilities, showing some of her vocal talent in the ballads "Animal" and "Hungover" on the album.

Absolute pitch possessors typically score 50-100% on such tests (Levitin and Rogers, 2005); moreover, possessors are often correct within one semitone of the target pitch, and B.R. identified 85% of pitches correct within one semitone.

By way of what can only be explained as audio engineering voodoo, Auto-tune artistsartosts to pitch correct their vocals to perfection.

As the researchers report in Nature, the birds soon began to shift their pitch — to "correct" their mistakes — to avoid the disruption.

The instrument, the Gibson Robot Guitar, above, automatically detects when a string has fallen out of pitch and corrects it, Agence France-Presse reported.