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EDIT: There are others and some new recording software offer pitch correction. I think Adobe Audition is one. http://www.adobe.com/products/audition/overview2.html

Pitch correctors certainly do exist and are used way too often in modern recordings. I think the studio sounds different because of repeated singing of the same part, pitch correction, maybe overlaying vocals - if you listen, most pop songs today overlay several recordings of the pop tart's voice to get a fuller sound not just in the chorus but in the melody too. Sometimes parts are song by others or notes added in out of a person's range. Also in a live rock concert, singer may be running around, out of breath or really hyped up which would account for some of the difference. Why some people's tone is completely different, I dunno - must just be studio magic. I don't expect every note to be pitch perfect but a lot of times it is as if two different people sang the song. I find it really disappointing actually and wouldn't be something I would go for. I was listening to a Whitney Houston song the other day and I noticed some very slight (by today's standards would be) imperfections in her magnificent voice. They didn't sound bad, in fact it made her sound better because it had a real quality to it that todays vocals don't. So, work on what you have and appreciate your voice. You don't want it washed out by a computer program, it loses it's human element.]]> Singing purple https://guitarnoise.forum/singing/studio-vs-live/#post-195092 https://guitarnoise.forum/singing/studio-vs-live/#post-195046 Wed, 23 Aug 2006 23:10:06 +0000 Singing blutic1 https://guitarnoise.forum/singing/studio-vs-live/#post-195046 https://guitarnoise.forum/singing/studio-vs-live/#post-195044 Wed, 23 Aug 2006 23:02:17 +0000 The output is said to be "clean and sterile" 8)]]> Singing greybeard https://guitarnoise.forum/singing/studio-vs-live/#post-195044 https://guitarnoise.forum/singing/studio-vs-live/#post-19923 Wed, 23 Aug 2006 22:20:58 +0000 Singing blutic1 https://guitarnoise.forum/singing/studio-vs-live/#post-19923