Terri Clark's live album, recorded at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, rejected Auto-Tune and AI fixes, Fox News reported in its article on the album.
According to the summary of that report, the album preserves "every raw, unpolished moment from her debut." The summary does not say whether "her debut" refers to a debut album, a debut performance, or something else, and the material available for this story does not clarify it.
The summary does not name who made the decision to avoid Auto-Tune and AI, and it includes no direct quotes from Clark, a producer, or any other person involved in the album. Fox News's summary also gives no release date, so this account does not establish when the album was or will be released.
This account rests on a single source. The Fox News article's author line was blank, so no reporter is named. Because the material available consists of a headline and a short summary, this story reports only the points those two items state. Details about the recording process, the production, and any response to the album were not included and are not reported here.
Sources: Fox News: Terri Clark refused Auto-Tune and AI to keep her Ryman Auditorium live album raw and real.