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Himesh Reshammiya: Auto-Tune Not a Singer's Fault
1 Nov
Summary
- Himesh Reshammiya uses Auto-Tune only 10% of the time.
- Remote collaborations and tight schedules impact modern music recording.
- Technology helps overcome time constraints in music production.
Himesh Reshammiya, a singer and composer, has shed light on the prevalent use of Auto-Tune in contemporary music. He revealed that he personally utilizes Auto-Tune in only about 10% of his songs, suggesting that many singers today possess strong vocal abilities.
Reshammiya discussed how the music recording process has evolved. Previously, composers dedicated significant time, often five to eight hours, to teaching and recording songs with singers. Today, however, production timelines are compressed, and collaborations frequently occur remotely via digital platforms like WhatsApp and video calls.
This shift towards expedited recording and remote revisions, he explained, makes Auto-Tune a practical necessity rather than an indicator of a singer's shortcomings. The technology serves as an efficient solution to overcome the limited time available in modern music production.
