Make recording with voice autotuned Solfege intervals ascending and descending -- 2
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
- Covert the range from C2 until C7 in autotune. Ensure all pitches are covered with the interval.
- Make a vocal recording of a male voice that is autotuned with solfege to the exact pitch
- For example, if the pitch is c4 (middle c), then the voice should say "Do, 4".
- Sharps and flats should use the solfege such as "Ri".
- The recordings should be absolute. e.g. "C" is always "Do" .
- Each track will be a different interval, in a different direction.
- For example, rising will be one track, descending is another track.
- e.g. "Ascending major thirds" is one track. "Descending major thirds" is another track.
- All intervals should be covered.
- Each track should begin with a declaration/announcement of what the track happens to be.
- For example:
- The voice should say, "Minor thirds, ascending...."
- Then, "Do...2", sung in the exact pitch that it happens to be.
- Make a vocal recording of a male voice that is autotuned with solfege to the exact pitch
- For example, if the pitch is c4 (middle c), then the voice should say "Do, 4".
- Sharps and flats should use the solfege such as "Ri".
- The recordings should be absolute. e.g. "C" is always "Do" .
- Each track will be a different interval, in a different direction.
- For example, rising will be one track, descending is another track.
- e.g. "Ascending major thirds" is one track. "Descending major thirds" is another track.
- All intervals should be covered.
- Each track should begin with a declaration/announcement of what the track happens to be.
- For example:
- The voice should say, "Minor thirds, ascending...."
- Then, "Do...2", sung in the exact pitch that it happens to be.