I really must say, Tiesto and Three 6 Mafia did a fantastic job. A really catchy tune. I'm not sure about you guys, but this is now my most favorite song.
Everyone has their own music taste. Enjoy!
Everyone has their own music taste. Enjoy!
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He wasn't autotuned. That's his voice. Also, he's a few years older than that and much bigger than the video showed.CapnNismo wrote:
Not bad. The 16 year old in the blue coat needs to stop abusing AutoTune (like the entire music industry), though. Not a hip hop fan, but Tiesto did a good job making it good.
Actually Tiesto made this as a instrumental song, ONLY. But Three 6 Mafia then heard the instrumental version, so they wrote the lyrics to it and they then came out with this wicked song.Bevo wrote:
The song - nice club banger, quite catchy indeed. Didn't think I'd see Three 6 with tiesto making a club banger, but everyone likes money I suppose.
Oh come on, with his robotic sounding voice on some of that, there's no way there was no auto tune in that.Bevo wrote:
He wasn't autotuned. That's his voice. Also, he's a few years older than that and much bigger than the video showed.CapnNismo wrote:
Not bad. The 16 year old in the blue coat needs to stop abusing AutoTune (like the entire music industry), though. Not a hip hop fan, but Tiesto did a good job making it good.
Flo Rida was strangely missing in the video. Wonder what that was about.
The song - nice club banger, quite catchy indeed. Didn't think I'd see Three 6 with tiesto making a club banger, but everyone likes money I suppose.
Not sure what you're talking about tbh. Take a listen to T-pain and then back and listen to sean kingston and there's a big difference. Could you pinpoint the part in the song you're talking about?CapnNismo wrote:
Oh come on, with his robotic sounding voice on some of that, there's no way there was no auto tune in that.
Lazy ass.CapnNismo wrote:
Lemme give it a listen later on and I'll let you know. Going to bed right now, lol.
Whenever Kingston sings "I wanna feel it!" - that's where his voice gets higher than normal and it takes on a very robotic quality. Whether or not it's Auto Tune, it's been manipulated.Bevo wrote:
Not sure what you're talking about tbh. Take a listen to T-pain and then back and listen to sean kingston and there's a big difference. Could you pinpoint the part in the song you're talking about?CapnNismo wrote:
Oh come on, with his robotic sounding voice on some of that, there's no way there was no auto tune in that.
It's not autotune. What you're hearing is another vocal layer. It certainly makes it thicker, and I see how you arrived at that conclusion, but it's not autotune. Sounds like the layer is just mixed in by tiesto - should be the same sample that's used solo 3:30-3:35.CapnNismo wrote:
Whenever Kingston sings "I wanna feel it!" - that's where his voice gets higher than normal and it takes on a very robotic quality. Whether or not it's Auto Tune, it's been manipulated.Bevo wrote:
Not sure what you're talking about tbh. Take a listen to T-pain and then back and listen to sean kingston and there's a big difference. Could you pinpoint the part in the song you're talking about?CapnNismo wrote:
Oh come on, with his robotic sounding voice on some of that, there's no way there was no auto tune in that.
T-Pain's songs are nothing but Auto Tune, you can't compare.
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Lots of R+B songs have doubled up vocals during the chorus. I'm almost positive it's the sample that tiesto uses before the song starts just layered on to kingston. Listen carefully when he starts saying "I" from "I want to feel it", there's 2 distinct layers - the "DJ'd" one is at a lower pitch, and then pitch rises to match the "real" one.CapnNismo wrote:
Sounds a fuck load like Auto Tune to me and not a second layer of vocals ... It's not bad, though, just annoying. But certainly better than the new Black Eyed Peas song ("Good Day", I think it's called) and anything to come from T Pain.
So true. I hate it.CapnNismo wrote:
Auto Tune is a disgrace to the music industry. When should it ever be needed?
Why do you dislike it? There have always been critics of new musical trends... it's been happening for over a thousand years. It's important to recognize that it is what it is. If you don't like it, don't listen to it.CapnNismo wrote:
Auto Tune is a disgrace to the music industry. When should it ever be needed?
I dislike it because it means even more than before you can take someone with utterly no talent and make it sound like they can sing. So it fills the market with even more shit generic music than before.Bevo wrote:
Why do you dislike it? There have always been critics of new musical trends... it's been happening for over a thousand years. It's important to recognize that it is what it is. If you don't like it, don't listen to it.CapnNismo wrote:
Auto Tune is a disgrace to the music industry. When should it ever be needed?
Here's a song that uses autotune. Do you think this song is a disgrace, too?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cpSv2mNhhc
GravyDan wrote:
I've had enough of your real musicians with all their fancy talent. Auto tune makes everything better.
Everything.
OMG, you like that song? The vocals made my ears bleed. The melody could use some help, too. Entire song of Auto Tune. Techno songs have better synthesizer work on the vocals. OMG.Bevo wrote:
Why do you dislike it? There have always been critics of new musical trends... it's been happening for over a thousand years. It's important to recognize that it is what it is. If you don't like it, don't listen to it.CapnNismo wrote:
Auto Tune is a disgrace to the music industry. When should it ever be needed?
Here's a song that uses autotune. Do you think this song is a disgrace, too?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cpSv2mNhhc
hahah!Dauntless wrote:
GravyDan wrote:
I've had enough of your real musicians with all their fancy talent. Auto tune makes everything better.
Everything.
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