Steingrim
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Post by Steingrim on Dec 22, 2022 8:47:13 GMT
I just said that because he hit the note more He obviously hits D4 more often than A4, irrespective of the number of entries found in the post. But the C5 is his signature note. |
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Post by Macca on Dec 22, 2022 8:53:15 GMT
Ok Fine It's C5
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Post by Bink on Dec 22, 2022 8:54:25 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Dec 22, 2022 18:25:03 GMT
Yes. This is honestly the most pointless “debate” I have ever witnessed on any forum. |
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Post by Seb on Dec 22, 2022 20:24:02 GMT
This was a dumb argument
Can I get a link to the backing E♭5 off the new album?
On the first "yeah", in the backing vocals |
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Post by Macca on Dec 23, 2022 0:25:38 GMT
The highest i'm hearing is B4
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Post by Seb on Dec 25, 2022 1:13:45 GMT
Ok
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Post by Seb on Dec 26, 2022 22:13:45 GMT
It is kind of in between the two notes. Anyone else think it sounds like an F5 or rather an E5?
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Post by Bink on Dec 28, 2022 1:41:46 GMT
I am definitely hearing E5 on that note, doesn't really sound like an in-between note to me
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Post by mushymarionette on Sept 20, 2024 23:37:15 GMT
Getchu some live notes in this thread :playball: Solid A2s and G2s in the outro of this performance of "45" Pretty impressive run down to A2 in this performance of "Simple Man", as well as a C3 at 2:41. Really great performance overall; I believe it's from Shinedown's Live from the Inside DVD, recorded in 2004. This version of "Call Me" is played a whole step(-ish) lower, so all the C♯3s become B2s. A D3 followed by a shouted C5 in this Foo Fighters cover, then a bunch of G4s and an A4 at 3:03. This is another one from their Somewhere in the Stratosphere live album, though I couldn't find a video upload unfortunately. They have a guest vocalist on this one who sings most of it from the second verse onward, so I'm doing my best to pick his voice apart from Brent's without being able to see who's singing. Anyway, from what I can tell, Brent gets a bunch of B4s at the timestamp I linked, G4s at 0:46, a C♯5 at 1:26, and a C5 at 3:44. Anyway, I'd recommend checking their live DVDs and EPs in full for good measure in case other goodies like these pop up on them. In particular I'd say definitely check the 2014 Acoustic Sessions EPs, cause those are literally nothing but live acoustic covers. I found the OG clip for that "Call Me" acoustic performance, your link was indeed pitch-shifted a semitone lower for whatever reason... He's singing this one with a little more pronounced, deepened tone so I think the pitch-shifting made the effect sound extra-deep. Either way, C3s! |
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Post by mushymarionette on Oct 29, 2024 21:44:47 GMT
Some lows here, slides down to Eb2s at one point.
Edit: was already in his thread but good to have here nonetheless, fascinating for any singer to hear his warm-up process.
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