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by Gary E. Andrews - 09/21/26 04:03 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 09/21/26 11:52 AM
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Well, I tried to listen, but I could not stand the song so I did not hear enough to pick up the bad parts. I think he is talented, but I hate the music and think the band represents the general homogenization of various genres into a soup of elevator pop music.
Bill, in some ways I agree with your point about tools, but only to a point. New tools do make some tasks easier, and most importantly, faster. However, I totally disagree with the use of pitch correction for a singer. I feel singing is an art form and as such should not be treated as a product. What kind of art would it be if you simply programmed a computer to do all your painting for you? Do you buy a clay plant pot and display it as art? Why not? Maybe because it was mass produced using the tools of pot making, instead of an artist's hand?
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