Ke$ha To Release New Album, Nate Ruess Co-Pens First...

**Avalanche1** · 01:17 PM on 09/19/12 #3

I am so excited for this.

**circletheworld** · 01:18 PM on 09/19/12 #4

sounds like they autotuned the vocals in the video... ugh

PermanentTourists · 01:18 PM on 09/19/12 #5

Interested to hear the recorded version.

**steve187** · 01:19 PM on 09/19/12 #6

this is gonna be good

Nardes · 01:20 PM on 09/19/12 #7

Ke$ha is a guilty pleasure that I don't feel guilty about. IMO Animal was a PHENOMENAL pop album!

**hiddentrack** · 01:21 PM on 09/19/12 #8

Will be super catchy, no doubt about that.

**Qadriyyah** · 01:27 PM on 09/19/12 #9

Stoked.

JoshKilpatrickL · 01:30 PM on 09/19/12 #10

So that's how a mac sounds when it tries to sing

Archael · 01:33 PM on 09/19/12 #11

FML, this is going to suck.

DUSTINtheWind · 01:33 PM on 09/19/12 #12

Those poor people on the subway. :/

missyyy8 · 01:37 PM on 09/19/12 #13

Man, Nate loves being young.

**brandon_260** · 01:37 PM on 09/19/12 #14

I was just wondering what was up with her the other day.

Archael · 01:39 PM on 09/19/12 #15

Originally Posted by JoshKilpatrickL

So that's how a mac sounds when it tries to sing

People complaining about autotune use are way over dramatic. Autotune is just an easy form of vocal modification. Every recorded album, and many live albums use vocal modification.

Autotune is only bad when it is used to make up for a singer's lack of singing ability or laziness. If you listened to Aim and Ignite, obviously he can sing, very well at that. So he's using autotune now (or more likely, a vocoder). That doesn't mean he isn't talent or that he's lazy. It means he's experimenting with styles (not that I like how it sounds, at all).

Daft Punk has extremely autotuned vocals, never see anyone complain about that.


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