History Main / AutoTune

* In ''Anime/SpaceDandy'', [[RobotBuddy QT]]'s actresses voices were auto-tuned to sound more robotic. It's more subtle in the Japanese dub since intonation is important in that language.

* [[RobotBuddy Q-T]] from ''Anime/SpaceDandy''.

* One trailer for ''WesternAnimation/MrPeabodyAndSherman'' mentions that Peabody invented auto-tune, among other things.

* ''EpicRapBattlesOfHistory'' uses this for StephenHawking rather than the program the real Hawking uses to speak. This is because if you've ever heard Stephen Hawking speak, you know you can't ''rap'' with that program.

* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', Bart, Milhouse, Nelson and Ralph get drafted into a BoyBand. The band depends entirely on computer wizardry to make their singing listenable (which turns their singing voices into those of guest stars [=*NSYNC=]).

* Also PlayedForLaughs on a sketch on SaturdayNightLive with host Kristin Wiig; an infomercial advertising a CD for socialites and by socialites entitled "Classy Sexy Elegnace" ([[TyopOnTheCover yeah, that's what it's called]]). Everything on that album is [[StylisticSuck haphazardly produced]], by their HUSBANDS, no less, (Except for one song in which [[ItMakesSenseinContext her husband Craig T. Nelson]] hires a black producer who "pretends to like her music..."), which results in HEAVY use of the Auto-Tune. The real payoff moment comes near the end, when all three women are singing one song using EACH OF THEIR RESPECTIVE AUTO-TUNE SETTINGS (in different keys and modes). [[HellIsThatNoise The result is hilariously]] [[SensoryAbuse scary]]. Hell, EVEN THE ENDING ANNOUNCEMENT is auto-tuned!

* The Music/TheyMightBeGiants song "Bastard Wants To Hit Me". For... some reason. It is also used more seriously (ha) on most of their following album, ''The Else''.
** "Bastard Wants to Hit Me" is more of a stealth parody. As for its use on ''The Else'', it surprisingly was NOT used on "I'm Impressed". WordOfGod says the vocals are strange in that song, due to the fact that demo for that song ended up on the final product, with the demo itself being captured on a very lo-fi mp3 file.

** On "TKOL RMX 1234567," two songs feature Auto-Tune; like on Amnesiac, it's used for artistic purposes. "Codex (Illum Sphere RMX)" and "Little By Little (Caribou RMX)" use it to alter the melody of the original song into an entirely new one.

* Quietdrive's cover of Cyndi Lauper's "Time after Time" uses it subtly but noticeably, as does Ashley Tisdale's version.
* Electric Light Orchestra's ''Time'' album: the first track, "Prelude", contains what many consider the first ever use of auto-tune in music history. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2IsSCGemOY Listen for yourself.]]

* Used constantly by the boy band "Sev'ral Timez" in ''GravityFalls''.

* Inna uses it in "Wow" and most other songs on ''I Am the Club Rocker''. Likewise for just about every song on ''Party Never Ends''.

* Inna uses it in "Wow" and most other songs on ''I Am the Club Rocker''.

* ''VideoGame/SonicGenerations'' uses it for the classic remix of "Escape from the City". Justified as it's paying tribute to and trying to match the pitch of the [[Sonic3andKnuckles Endless Mine]] melody.

* ''VideoGame/SonicGenerations'' uses it for their classic remix of "Escape from the City". Justified as it's paying tribute to and trying to match the pitch of the Endless Mine melody.

* ''VideoGame/{{Portal}}'' uses this for computers and robots.

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* Also PlayedForLaughs on a sketch on SaturdayNightLive with host Kristin Wiig; an infomercial advertising a CD for socialites and by socialites entitled "Classy Sexy Elegnace" ([[TyopOnTheCover yeah, that's what it's called]]). Everything on that album is [[StylisticSuck haphazardly produced]], by their HUSBANDS, no less, (Except for one song in which [[ItMakesSenseinContext her husband Craig T. Nelson]] hires a black producer who "pretends to like her music..."), which results in HEAVY use of the Auto-Tune. The real payoff moment comes near the end, when all three women are singing one song using EACH OF THEIR RESPECTIVE AUTO-TUNE SETTINGS (in different keys and modes). [[HellIsThatNoise The result is atonally]] [[SensoryAbuse creepy]]. Hell, EVEN THE ENDING ANNOUNCEMENT is auto-tuned!

* Also PlayedForLaughs on a sketch on SaturdayNightLive with host Kristin Wiig; an infomercial advertising a CD for socialites entitled "Classy, Sexy, Elegnace" ([[TyopOnTheCover yeah, that's what it's called]]). Everything on that album is [[StylisticSuck haphazardly produced]], by their HUSBANDS, no less, (Except for one song in which [[ItMakesSenseinContext her husband Craig T. Nelson]] hires a black producer who "pretends to like her music..."), which results in HEAVY use of the Auto-Tune. The real payoff moment comes near the end, when all three women are singing one song using EACH OF THEIR RESPECTIVE AUTO-TUNE SETTINGS (in different keys and modes). [[HellIsThatNoise The result is atonally]] [[SensoryAbuse creepy]]. Hell, EVEN THE ENDING ANNOUNCEMENT is auto-tuned!

* Also PlayedForLaughs on a sketch on SaturdayNightLive with host Kristin Wiig; an infomercial advertising a CD for socialites entitled "Classy, Sexy, Elegnace" ([[TyopOnTheCover yeah, that's what it's called]]). Everything on that album is [[StylizedSuck haphazardly produced]], by their HUSBANDS, no less, (Except for one song in which [[ItMakesSenseinContext her husband Craig T. Nelson]] hires a black producer who "pretends to like her music..."), which results in HEAVY use of the Auto-Tune. The real payoff moment comes near the end, when all three women are singing one song using EACH OF THEIR RESPECTIVE AUTO-TUNE SETTINGS (in different keys and modes). [[HellIsThatNoise The result is atonally]] [[SensoryAbuse creepy]]. Hell, EVEN THE ENDING ANNOUNCEMENT is auto-tuned!