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Mar 24, 2022 2:57:51 GMT Batfleck said:

The D2 sounds okay albeit kinda gravely, but I understand if you want to keep it in the questionable notes section.
As for the D5, I dunno, I'll have to listen to it a bit more carefully to see if it's a falsetto or a black note.
I have no problem labeling the F5 as a black note.

Also, some of the links are dead (mostly from the Ghost - Topic channel, which for whatever reason keeps deleting and re-appearing), so I went back and found the missing links:
- The A4 in "Spirit"
- The D3s in "Stand By Him"
- The A2s in "Bible"
- The A2 in "Satan Prayer"
- The E2s in "Deus in Absentia"

Also, the C3s in "Pro Memoria" seem pretty boldworthy in my opinion.

Thanks for that!
Regarding the C3 in Pro Memoria, not quite sure, Let's see more users weigh in.

Kreuger said:

What is a black note? I know Ive seen it in other threads but dont remember what ones to check.

A black note could be a lot of stuff, mainly, is the differentiation between falsetto and belted chest notes. However, as in this case, and many other threads, could be the difference between a soft falsetto note and a more mixed approach (e.g. Kaisarion).

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On another note, I will probably add the D5 from Twenties as a black note, as he's belting the entire previous line.

[Hennessy Macklemore III]

D3s, C3s, G4s, A4s, and sounds like some E5s on the chorus harmonies.


Some harmonies up to B4 here, with some G4s beforehand.


Lots of G4s in this one, and some C5 harmonies towards the end (not sure if they should be counted as lead vocal or not).

[Homelander]

I think the E5s in Faith are fine. They don't sound pitch-shifted to me.

[Hennessy Macklemore III]

D3s and G4s in this new song off Rite Here Rite Now, plus a bunch of fifth octave backing vocals but I'm pretty sure most of those are female backup vocalists.

There might be a few extra live notes in certain songs from the concert recorded in the film as well, but I can't remember for sure offhand.

[Kreuger]

After hearing Rite Here Rite Now on Spotify, the ending for Watchers in the Sky is 100% guitar.