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Sound Off! // Comment Klatsch #17: Autotune or Nah?
Dear Readers: So we’ve had two excellent posts on Autotune that have stirred up no small degree of controversy: Osvaldo Oyola’s “In Defense of Autotune” (9.12.11–our most popular post to date!) and Owen Marshall’s “A Brief History of Autotune” (4.21.2014). And now, we want to know how y’all feel and think about this most controversial of technological effects–with or without some of that T-Pain Effect. —J. Stoever-Ackerman, Editor-in-Chief
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