Cher effect

English

Etymology

Named after the American singer Cher, who pioneered the effect in her 1998 hit Believe.

Proper noun

the Cher effect

  1. (music) A vocal effect produced when the entire vocals of a song are aggressively processed through an auto-tune system to eliminate natural portamento.
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