Veteran singer Sonu Nigam, known for his incomparable and spiritual voice in the Indian music world, has given a shocking statement which has sparked a new debate in the music industry. In today's high-tech digital era and AI era, the methods of recording songs have completely changed. Talking openly about this change, Sonu Nigam has admitted that in today's era, a completely 'raw' (raw and natural) voice may seem strange or you can say untrained to people. This is the reason why in today's modern times, auto-tune and digital correction are being used openly during the recording of songs. How has the scale of music changed in the modern digital age? There was a time when songs were recorded in one-take and the purity of the voice was the real identity of the singer. But today is the era of digital technology, software and AI. Sonu Nigam recently highlighted during an interview that while technology has made music easier and brighter, it has also left behind the natural form of singing. Today's listeners want perfection in everything, and to meet this demand, resorting to technical means in the studio has become both a compulsion and a necessity. Sonu Nigam's big and frank statement on 'Raw' voice: Sonu Nigam, who has ruled millions of hearts with his melodious singing, accepted without any hesitation that in today's time, when someone sings only in his raw voice without any digital treatment, it may seem a bit strange to the general public. He said that ears have now become accustomed to digitally honed and perfect tunes. This is why during recording, techniques like sound engineering and auto-tune are used in the studio so that the track sounds precise and polished as per international standards. A new discussion has started between music lovers and artists. After this frank revelation by Sonu Nigam, a debate has started in social media and music circles on whether technology has blurred the skill of singing or has made it better. Industry experts believe that while on one hand auto-tune makes even normal voices sound melodious, on the other hand it is blurring the line between talent and technology of real and trained singers. However, the open acceptance of this truth by a veteran artist shows how much the world of modern music has changed.
