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General Tech Technology & Software 3 years ago
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manpreet 3 years ago
Other than plagiarism, if you're creating your own music, "cheating" really doesn't matter.
Sure.. I think effects, like pitch & rhythm correction, are all bad substitutes for being a great musician. But there aren't any "music cops" making sure you don't use those tools.
One exception is if you're recording for an audition. Then any post-processing effects are a definite no-no.
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3 years ago
Music technology lets a single musician do things that are physically impossible for one person without the technology. For instance one musician can create a multitrack recording where they play every instrument and sing every line in a song, and then create the final mix.
As a trumpet player it would be easy to process my performance to make me sound like I'm playing an octave higher than I actually can.
I'm comfortable with the first scenario, but the second feels like cheating somehow. Is this a legitimate use of technology? Where do you draw the line?