Yeah I'm not at all enamoured by his voice on this one either. in fact, the first tiem I heard it I thought it was near unlistenable.
I am not sure that it's in any way out of pitch tho?
But now that I think about, more to the point -- is Meat's recording in the same key as the TDV backing tracks?
Given as the backing track of Seize the Night was provided (I can't remember who put it on their blog / server?) the only diffficulty in creating it would be isolating Meat's vocals...
> This would also require changing the pitch of Meat's voice
> with AutoTune and not having it sound like shite.
>
> > Something's just hit me:
> >
> > If Jim has time enough to remix Simon Cowel's version of
> > Total Eclipse of the Heart, incorporating TDV / DOTV
> > backing tracks he already had...
> >
> > ... does he have time to do the same thing to Meat and
> > Desmond's Seize the Night? Keep Meat's vocals, delete the
> > stupid bit about memories colliding, and place the
> > Overture / The Storm / the TDV backing tracks and some new
> > guitars underneath.
> >
> > And voila! Time for a new one disc best of, with a "new"
> > Steinman involved song on it that didn't take 2 years to
> > produce!
> >
> > (Well perhaps I take that too far, but the general
> > principal is still good I think. If he can put the TDV
> > backing tracks to good use with crappy recording artists
> > on mixes that no one will ever get to hear, why not do it
> > with Meat?).
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