All you want to know about Britney

Time
"That's how ubiquitous Auto-Tune is." Auto-Tune's inventor is a man named Andy Hildebrand, who worked for years interpreting .... "Let's just say I've had Auto -Tune save vocals on everything from Britney Spears to Bollywood cast albums.

Crossroads 8
... thing called Auto-Tune. If you are singing out of key they can put it on and place it in tune. Nowadays, just like they can make you look ... Except Britney Spears, we have never seen Britney. We do not really do that pop thing.

The war on terror and American popular culture, September 11 and beyond
Pop moppets (Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Mandy Moore) and boy and girl ... The increasing ubiquity of the VST plug-in Auto-Tune hid the limitations of some of the artists' voices. In classic pop fashion, these acts were famed ...

Vibe
... hitmakers of the moment — he just finished writing and producing songs for Usher and Britney Spears. ... Around midnight, Pain's engineer starts to tweak the vocals for a slow-burner called "Yo Stomach" by using Auto-Tune, ...

SPIN
... the Auto-Tune era, with Sullivan turning her pain into a performance worthy of a vintage Apollo headlining gig. ... opens portal to genre that defies entry Despite crossover moves by Snoop Dogg, Rihanna, MIA. and Britney Spears.

Morast: Britney more than just artist – she's art

Run through a tabulation of our society’s most polarizing topics, and you’ll see the usual subjects: religion, politics, sports and George Lucas’ tinkering of the “Major Wars” franchise.

We need to add Britney Spears to the list. Now.

Why? Because lately, nothing I say draws more shocked faces, irate eyes and combustible responses than mentioning “I’m lovin’ Britney’s latest album” or “I can’t get enough of Brit Brit’s ‘I Wanna Go.’ ”

Part of this is because I associate with snobs. They hate everything.

But even the most ordinary, everyday acquaintance looks at me like I’m a member of the Taliban after I declare anything positive about the pop star who says she’s been the American fancy since she was 17.

Apparently she’s wrong, because anecdotal evidence suggests Britney’s more like an American enemy, one of those stateside villains our fatherland casually attacks because they believe she’s an example of everything that’s wrong with our greedy, celebrity-obsessed world.

Source: In-Forum

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"It's Britney Bitches!" Daily Squib (satire)

- Mar 05, 2009

"It's Britney Bitches!"Regular Squib (satire), UKI don't think even Barry White in his heyday could do that," Britney's dear fitness coach, Gabriel Finkel, told MTV. You guessed it folks, bring out the Antares autotune and onstage miming. Britney's back and this notwithstanding she's angry.

Chris Cornell's Scream Crave Online

- Mar 04, 2009

Chris Cornell's ScreamCrave Online, CAWithout Cornell, Scream would’ve made a unequivocally digestible Britney Spears or Madonna record- because we’re used to that elaborately orchestrated, beat-focused, high-octane vacuousness from those names. But this is one album you won’t be needing on

The Secret of Auto-Tune: Kanye and T-Pain Are Not Good Singers Gizmodo

- Feb 08, 2009

The Surreptitiously of Auto-Tune: Kanye and T-Pain Are Not Good SingersGizmodoBut Time's recent article explains that auto-tune is used on virtuous about every major-label pop album these days, from Britney Spears to Faith Hill. It's now assumed that auto-tuning will be applied to almost any recording that doesn't specifically

Does Auto-Tune make pop too perfect? WLFI.com

- Feb 11, 2009

WLFI.comDoes Auto-Tune attack pop too perfect?WLFI.com, INAfter "Believe," Auto-Tune became an industry standard in mainstream music. An unnamed, Grammy-successful record engineer told Time, "Let's just say I've had Auto-Tune save vocals on everything from Britney Spears to Bollywood pitch albums.

What if Bob Dylan and Janis Joplin had used Auto-Tune? Bulletin (subscription)

- Feb 20, 2009

What if Bob Dylan and Janis Joplin had hardened Auto-Tune?Bulletin (subscription), WAApparently, Hildebran was challenged by a friend to invent a machine to allow anyone to name names in tune. In 1996 Auto- Tune was born. Since then, the Times tells us Auto-Tune has gracefully pulled and pushed the pitches of artists "from Britney Spears to