Pitch Correction

[Fleetwood Jack]

Hello Ledge People, I have a question for you.


Does anyone else hear pitch correction on "The Dance" version of "Everywhere", "Dreams" and "Bleed To Love Her"?


I don't know if it's just me, but I swear I hear the tiniest bit. What do my fellow Ledge brothers and sisters thing.

[bombaysaffires]

Originally Posted by Fleetwood Jack

Hello Ledge People, I have a question for you.


Does anyone else hear pitch correction on "The Dance" version of "Everywhere", "Dreams" and "Bleed To Love Her"?


I don't know if it's just me, but I swear I hear the tiniest bit. What do my fellow Ledge brothers and sisters thing.

Don't doubt it. I hear it all over Stevie's work for sure all the time the last decade.

I'd have to listen to BTLH though...that one hadn't jumped out at me .

[Peestie]

Definitely on Everywhere. It's very prominent in the choruses. I had never noticed it on Dreams and BtLH. Are there any particular parts that you hear it?

[The Chain]

Yeah, noticeable at times on The Dance, albeit very subtly.. they weren't going full on T-Pain . To me, out of any Mac related project, Stevie's Soundstage Sessions stands out as the most blatantly auto-tuned. Very prominent in How Still My Love & Circle Dance, to my ears anyway.

[Fleetwood Jack]

Yeah, it's not like T-Pain. That would be kind of funny though. "Bleed To Love Her" is probably just my ears, but "Dreams" if you listen very closely to the "Now there you go again, you say you want your freedom. Who am I to keep you down?" that's where it can be heard the most.

Honestly, listening to it now, "I'm So Afraid" sort of has it. Mainly on the part where he ad libs on the vocals, not really anywhere else though.


I'm not really complaining, it's just that I really hadn't noticed it before.

[The Chain]

Originally Posted by Fleetwood Jack

Yeah, it's not like T-Pain. That would be kind of funny though.

Stevie gets close on Soundstage.. when I first listened, took me a couple seconds to realize what sounded so strange. I've always wondered if that was her call, the director's.. and if it wasn't her call, if she even noticed