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I'm confused as to how they got him to say "Coachella". Had he performed there in his lifetime or did they have to create that word from old voice recordings?
by cheebla 14y ago
I'm confused as to how they got him to say "Coachella". Had he performed there in his lifetime or did they have to create that word from old voice recordings?
- ryangilbert 14y agoHe died three years before the first Coachella. So no, he had never performed there.
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- shinratdr 14y agoI'm pretty sure with enough voice data you can make people say just about anything, and Tupac left behind a ton of voice data.
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- JonnieCache 14y agoYep. See the work of cassetteboy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m2pFYYEiko http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m2pFYYEiko (NSFW language) All they use is soundforge, and it's trivial. You can achieve perfect results with modern software and algorithmic assistance.
- gpmcadam 14y agoWouldn't it be easier to just hire a voice actor or impersonator?
- ux_designer 14y agoThey did use a voice impersonator.
- murki 14y agosource?
- shinratdr 14y agoIt would be easier to just sit at home and listen to an old Tupac album also.
- subb 14y agoI'm going to guess something like C - (r)oach - (f)ella.