I don't know where this "Autotuning" came from, but I like it. Sometimes it seems forced, but other times it's so spot on that it actually creates a good song and not just a goofy, funny curio.
The latest is from the PBS TV show Cosmos, something I really enjoyed years ago, and features Carl Sagan (with a cameo by another famous scientist and author). This is really well done, sort of techno meets progressive rock. I love how it's not just stringing his words together, but there's actually a chorus.
Here's one for Billy Mays.
Carl Sagan: scientist, author, singer
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9-29-2009 @ 2:41PM
scott said...
awesome.
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9-29-2009 @ 10:22PM
RAB said...
The best use of autotuning possible. It's amazing how much Sagan's narration already sounded like song lyrics, and this just completes the job.
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9-29-2009 @ 10:50PM
snarfscarf said...
Ah hahaha, someone showed this to me a few days ago and I absolutely loved it. Nice to see it posted here as well.
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