Looking For Singers To Notewatch? Try Here (14,933 views)

[mrrobot166]

Kayamar

[Hennessy Macklemore III]

Bunch more suggestions:

- Peter Sundell from Grand Illusion - confirmed C3-C6, amazing high notes.
- Freddy Curci from Sheriff and Alias - he has an old range video from Jowox's channel in Timi's Dropbox, and his TRP2 thread had him listed for F♯2-C6, though I'm not sure how legit the lows are.
- Benjamin Kowalewicz from Billy Talent - confirmed B♭2-A5, would be curious to see if anyone can find some more lows by him.
- Lenny Wolf from Kingdom Come - has an old range video from 2010 in Timi's Dropbox folder, which I hear a legit A2-B5 in, though it's incorrectly listed for F♯2-C6.
- Ski from Deadly Blessing and Obliterator - also has an old high notes video from Jowox's channel in Timi's Dropbox folder. Insane, Rob Halford-esque high notes up to D6 and even a short E♭6, and if I remember correctly he gets down to E2 in a cover of "Silent Lucidity".
- Mike Tirelli from Burning Starr and Messiah's Kiss - another Jowox singer who has an old high notes video in Timi's Dropbox folder. Not really sure what his legit range is because his TRP2 thread was by a notoriously unreliable user, but I would estimate somewhere around B2-D6.

[mrrobot166]

Charles Kellogg

[mrrobot166]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjJfcJ0C-qg

[tungsten]

I could not find it here, so maybe Mark Tornillo from Accept could be a suggestion.

[Hennessy Macklemore III]

A bunch more:

- Kong Tai - Chinese singer with a very extensive range, I remember him having somewhere around A1-A5
- Richie Sambora from Bon Jovi - also hadn't had a thread since TRP2, but he has a pretty good singing voice/range on his solo albums and some other projects. Timi's range video for him lists E♭2-C♯5 as his range, but his TRP2 thread says D2-F5; not sure which one is more accurate offhand.
- James Christian from Kingdom Come - another one that had an old range video, sounds like he has F2-G5 I think? I seem to remember him having a possible E♭2, but that was about a decade ago and could've been long debunked by now.
- Snowy Shaw - not very familiar with his music, but I remember his range being impressive. Don't know who, but somebody made a range video for him back in the day with B♭1-B♭5.

[mrrobot166]

Joel O’Keefe And Michael Sweet Have Threads

[Hennessy Macklemore III]

Whoops, I somehow missed theirs! Good to know that they're already taken care of though. Went ahead and edited the post to remove their names.

[mrrobot166]

m.youtube.com/watch?v=kDNSFsID8To

[blazejecar2]

Kinda surprised nic val doesn't have a thread

[jessicavey]

Can someone pleaaaase, please, please make a Sully Erna thread? :) Would be awesome

[onemorelight17]

Does anyone think of doing a Scott Weiland thread? if I remember correctly I have some interesting notes and maybe I will find more..

[Hennessy Macklemore III]

Good shout! I could've sworn somebody had him claimed, but looking at the Thread Index, it would appear not :surprised:

[blazejecar2]

Dale Thompson would be a very interesting thread, but the man has a pretty massive discography live and in studio, if anyone's willing to collab on him, I'm up (or maybe I'll just eventually slowly make his thread myself)

[leafylemontree]

I'm currently working in the ShaunTrack's thread (still have to watch like 20-30 videos more plus some interviews or material outside his channel), but I think, once I finish it, I'll notewatch some spanish singers like Federico Moura from Virus, or Jorge Gonzales from Los Prisioneros.

[Hennessy Macklemore III]

As far as Spanish singers go, I'd also like to suggest Ronnie Romero :smiley:

[onemorelight17]

Aaron Lewis, please. I have some notes from him 

[rtim]

can you add Dorian Electra, They are one of the biggest names in Hyperpop

[rob]

Has there been a thread in the past or anything regarding Russell Mael of Sparks?

[fountain30]

Hey everyone! I'm new.

I'm really interested in the vocal range and notes of Charlotte Day Wilson (appears to be a contralto but I'm not 100% sure) and Susanne Sundfor (nice soprano voice). Whilst I have an understanding, I don't actually know how to measure notes. Can someone advise on how it's done? Can it done via a programme or something? What I mean is, by listening alone I'm not able to go "That's a C5".

Please be kind, I'm a big music fan and a singer myself and I've been lurking here for a while viewing threads because often when I hear a certain song I like to check the notes and see how I do singing along. :)

Edit: I know what I'm doing now!

[slugger]

I'm raising awareness for Ephraim Lewis. He has a tiny discography - one album - due to a tragic early death. Lovely voice. He closes the first song "Skin" with a nice C6 or something (I don't have an instrument to check).



Notewatching him would only take an afternoon.

[Osmosis]

Genuinely baffled there isn't a thread on John Rzeznik yet.

[IhateMana]

Reb and I were gonna do that at one stage

[Osmosis]

Is that still on the cards?

[IhateMana]

considering neither of us really notewatch anymore, you'd be waiting a very long time lol