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Post by brookesquatchy on Mar 27, 2022 9:13:34 GMT
He's subbing his lowest note down one octave ? No, that's as good as impossible. Even the best subbers can't do that. Geoff Castellucci (Voiceplay) doesn't sub lower than C#1 in the studio and C#2 is ridiculously easy for him. bass2yang is better at it, but it's still not a full octave. well, given that it's accidental and very brief, by the mechanisms that subharmonics operate by there's no reason to believe it couldn't be. it very clearly and audibly is an F2 fundamental with an F1 "undertone." you even hear it pop back up to F2 for a split second at the very end of the note. |
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Post by Steingrim on Mar 27, 2022 20:39:22 GMT
That's literally not it, the hint was why are people not accepting 3 octaves and 7 semitones, like what is the problem? Obviously over an octave of range gap from a questionable note people can't even describe isn't it lol Who is not accepting F#2 - C6 ? That's amazingly low for his timbre and his great high notes. A lot of African American singers have huge ranges. |
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Post by brookesquatchy on Mar 28, 2022 8:07:41 GMT
Tfw you can't seem to accept 3 octaves and 7 semitones of actual singing from the long-dead Mickey Jaxx so resort to whatever that was. i dont think it should count, i'm just saying the questionable notes section misdescribes what his voice is actually doing in that moment. if anything it being an accidental subharmonic makes it an even more iffy note than if it was a fried F2. the F1 wasn't on purpose and therefore shouldn't be counted as an F1, and if he can't hit the F2 without flipping to subharmonics unintentionally it means F2 is a unusably unstable note for him even if it should be available to his voice, and thus shouldn't be counted as an F2. there's no way anyone should reasonably consider his range as greater than F♯2-C♯6 in regards to what is counted in the main portion of his thread, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with his range being such. |
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Post by IhateMana on Mar 28, 2022 9:46:51 GMT
it sounds pretty audibly to me that he just broke his floor and had to fry the F2. I think your subharmonic is probably just a recording artifact
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Post by brookesquatchy on Mar 28, 2022 11:21:37 GMT
i think that's definitely possible but that doesn't really explain why he pops back into what sounds more like chest voice for the last split second of the note. slowed down it becomes a lot more apparent to the ears that there's some form of sub-octave polyphony going on which could be the recording but to my ears it definitely sounds a little bit too natural for me to buy that that's what's happening, especially with the very brief jump back up the octave at the end being so audible to me. i'm really not asking you to change it because at the very least it's agreed upon that it's not representative of his low end and whatever reasoning is used to come to that conclusion is somewhat negligible but that's just what i thought when i heard it and i figured i might as well mention it
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Post by Deleted on Jun 15, 2022 18:47:38 GMT
Mediocre singer. I don’t understand the hype. Also, that C#6 is just a random exclamation. I wouldn’t count it.
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Post by IhateMana on Jun 16, 2022 3:07:58 GMT
I fucking hate Michael Jackson lmao
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Post by fallenalien on Jun 16, 2022 6:12:54 GMT
Mediocre singer. I don’t understand the hype. Also, that C#6 is just a random exclamation. I wouldn’t count it. You are very edgy and special. Not like the others. |
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Post by Macca on Jun 16, 2022 17:55:37 GMT
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Post by IhateMana on Jun 16, 2022 20:12:39 GMT
i have skimmed that playlist before and most of those songs are actually that impersonator from the Michael album
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Post by wwefan on Aug 28, 2022 2:04:29 GMT
Is it true that he hit a c7 on I Bet You?
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Post by IhateMana on Aug 29, 2022 0:39:51 GMT
isn't that a Jackson 5 song? If so, we try to only count notes from when the singer has their fully developed post-pubescent voice. I've used The Jackson's debut as my cut off point, as this seems like a fair enough place as any as he'd have been 18 or just about, during the recording of that album. I've heard shouts (one person) for me to do Forever, Michael, but it's whatever.
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Post by sophiam122 on Dec 23, 2022 1:00:18 GMT
Michael Jackson was a smaller Tenore Lirico who brightened and modified a lot. His passaggio were D4 and G4.
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Post by sophiam122 on Dec 23, 2022 2:17:38 GMT
That’s the truth, Kaji. He’s also a bigger Tenore Lirico-Leggero or a smaller Tenore Lirico. But he modified his voice a lot.
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