Mark Ronson Shares His Thoughts About Lady Gaga's Voice on 'Shallow'

Mark Ronson is opening up about Lady Gaga‘s skills.

The producer spoke out about creating A Star Is Born‘s “Shallow” in Apple TV’s docu-series Watch the Sound with Mark Ronson.

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During the special, he talked about what he considered the most powerful instrument in recorded music, the human voice, using Gaga‘s voice as an example.

“‘Shallow’ is a rare case of a record where I wrote but I didn’t actually end up producing. So I was just there in the writing process. It was kind of a blur that day or two days we worked on it,” he explained.

“She came into the studio, and I think she sat at the piano first. She’s like, ‘I got an idea.’ And I think she had a few chords. As soon as she sang that song in that soft broken way and her voice, like all the hairs stood up. The voice. There’s nothing in the world like it.”

When asked if he could apply Auto-Tune to the vocals during the interview, he said: “It sounds pretty perfect to me, but we could just try it,” as he applied the tool, which distorted her voice.

“It’s not really doing much at all, because her pitch is so on that the Auto-Tune is not – it doesn’t have anything to correct. You can tell, it’s just kind of bored.”

The program then crashed, and he joked that the vocals were just too good.

“There is no plugin in the world that can make you do this,” he remarked. Click here to watch the episode!

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