Izotope discontinued T-pain effects

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aMUSEd wrote:It wasn't even tpain's effect anyway - he just marketed it as his own
Nah, you're kidding? :hihi:

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TheoM wrote:quite hilarious hey after he dumped antares.. i wonder if we will see the waves t pain effect next? :hihi:
Please god, no!

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I guess that means I can stop looking down my nose at Izotope :hihi:

Though in my mind there's still a sort of stain on them, which will never fully go away unless the entire company can fit in a washing machine.
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It's the tpain stain

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"leave t pain alone!"

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Is a T-Pain something like a Tai-Pan?
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Just announced: Izotope RX4 Advanced to include a De-TPainer module that "sets a new audio standard for real-time removal of our once popular T-Pain Effect plugin." :hihi:
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haha, de-tpainer.

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I remembered the first mainstream autotune was Cher's believe, saying you're not strong enough, you don't believe in love. But hers was used as a wacky effect, not on all the time. Then all these bad songwriters came, and sure enough, etc...
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RunBeerRun wrote:I remembered the first mainstream autotune was Cher's believe, saying you're not strong enough, you don't believe in love. But hers was used as a wacky effect, not on all the time. Then all these bad songwriters came, and sure enough, etc...
But the peoples just love it so :love: "more auto-tuna-charda-ee"

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RunBeerRun wrote:I remembered the first mainstream autotune was Cher's believe, saying you're not strong enough, you don't believe in love. But hers was used as a wacky effect, not on all the time. Then all these bad songwriters came, and sure enough, etc...
actually on Cher that wasnt anateres autotune it was a Digitech Talker vocoder pedal

I wonder if the reason izotope discontinued it was some legal matters with Antares
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hook a ride.....
on a falling star.....
Next up - the Beiber effect.
makes you sound like a no talent douche.

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osiris wrote:Next up - the Beiber effect.
makes you sound like a no talent douche.
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Well he must already have the T-Pain stain with that load in his pants...

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osiris wrote:hook a ride.....
on a falling star.....
Next up - the Beiber effect.
makes you sound like a no talent douche.
Hmmmmmmmmmm. Does it make you look like miley virus?

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realmarco wrote:
RunBeerRun wrote:I remembered the first mainstream autotune was Cher's believe, saying you're not strong enough, you don't believe in love. But hers was used as a wacky effect, not on all the time. Then all these bad songwriters came, and sure enough, etc...
actually on Cher that wasnt anateres autotune it was a Digitech Talker vocoder pedal
It appears that was a deliberately promoted disinformation:

http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb99/a ... cks661.htm
Cher's 'Believe' (Dec 1998) was the first commercial recording to feature the audible side-effects of Antares Auto-tune software used as a deliberate creative effect. The (now) highly recognisable tonal mangling occurs when the pitch correction speed is set too fast for the audio that it is processing and it became one of the most over-used production effects of the following years.

In February 1999, when this Sound On Sound article was published, the producers of this recording were apparently so keen to maintain their 'trade secret' process that they were willing to attribute the effect to the (then) recently-released Digitech Talker vocoder pedal. As most people are now all-too familiar with the 'Cher effect', as it became known, we have maintained the article in its original form as an interesting historical footnote.

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