Luke F. Walton
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Autotune and pitch correction

Autotune shows up in Luke's own vocal takes as a texture, not a fix: on the production commentary for a song to quit your job to, he runs harmonies through Melodyne for a deliberately artificial layer rather than pitch-perfect polish. Lightbulb Vocals extends the same interest to formant shifting on vocals, and Who Am I Really Fooling Anyway turns pitch correction into a fear: the laptop crashing with no autotune to save the singer.

Every place autotune and pitch correction turns up across Luke F. Walton's work: 1 song, 8 episodes.

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Lightbulb Vocals (Figuring Out Formant Shifting) Podcast episode a song to quit your job to (Track / Production Commentary) - Scoobert Doobert Podcast episode The Substrates Inside Speech Podcast episode What is timbre and why does it dominate popular music? Podcast episode A Symphony in The Taste Gap with Harley Eblen (Billboard #1 String Arranger) Podcast episode Back from Japan, Black Friday Plug-in/VST Deals, Building the Home Studio Podcast episode Mixing and Production with Luke Moellman (Great Good Fine Ok) Podcast episode Sometimes It's Best to Slow Down Podcast episode

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Who Am I Really Fooling Anyway Song

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