Post by Anacrusis on Nov 21, 2021 0:44:09 GMT
Robert Howard Cantor
Years Active: 2002 - Present
Associated Acts: Tally Hall, Miracle Musical, Disney Junior
Recorded Range: G2 - E5
Voice Type: Virgo
{Vocal Summary}
Rob Cantor is the yellow tie among the five necktied men of “fabloo” rock band Tally Hall. A bright tenor, he displays noticeable ease with his upper range, often using a gentle mixed voice for notes that bandmates have to belt. And as the group’s main songwriter besides Joe Hawley, he’s taken on plenty of lead parts to showcase his lower register as well.
After Tally Hall went on hiatus in 2011, Cantor branched off into various genres, including several comedy singles (one of which -- “(Actual Cannibal) Shia LaBeouf” -- went viral), a (scrapped) musical starring him in every role, a collection of children’s albums for Disney, and an eclectic solo album. Overall, Cantor possesses a theatrical voice that shifts easily through emotions, intensities, and dynamics, all while carrying a certain lovable, vulnerable charm.
Rob Cantor is the yellow tie among the five necktied men of “fabloo” rock band Tally Hall. A bright tenor, he displays noticeable ease with his upper range, often using a gentle mixed voice for notes that bandmates have to belt. And as the group’s main songwriter besides Joe Hawley, he’s taken on plenty of lead parts to showcase his lower register as well.
After Tally Hall went on hiatus in 2011, Cantor branched off into various genres, including several comedy singles (one of which -- “(Actual Cannibal) Shia LaBeouf” -- went viral), a (scrapped) musical starring him in every role, a collection of children’s albums for Disney, and an eclectic solo album. Overall, Cantor possesses a theatrical voice that shifts easily through emotions, intensities, and dynamics, all while carrying a certain lovable, vulnerable charm.
Significant High Notes:
E5 ("Banana Man" various live performances, "Frère Jacques")
E♭5 ("Make a Choice", "Old Bike", "Perfect")
D5 ("Let’s Make a Bow", "Welcome to Tally Hall")
C♯5 ("At the Art Museum", "Frère Jacques")
C5 ("Cannibal", "Let’s Exercise", "Old Bike", "Perfect")
B4 ("&", "Country Good", "Good Day", "Good Food", "Let Your Mother Know", "Let’s Explore Space!", "Letters", "Old Bike")
B♭4 ("Garden of Eden", "Perfect")
A4 ("All I Need Is You", "At the Club", "Banana Man", "The Bidding", "Country Good", "Garden of Eden", "(I Know) It’s Just the Same", "Just Apathy", "Learn Some Fun Facts", "Let Your Mother Know", "Let’s Explore Space!", "Old Bike", "Overture", "Perfect", "Ruler of Everything" live LaundroMatinee, "Spring and a Storm", "Time Machine", "Who You Are")
G♯4 ("Almost Raining", "At the Club (Reprise)", "Boralogue II", "Country Good", "Feelings", "Good Day", "I’m Gonna Win", "In Memoriam", "Make a Choice", "Ruler of Everything" live LaundroMatinee, "Sacred Beast", "Smile Like You Mean It", "Variations on a Cloud")
G4 ("All I Need Is You", "Boralogue II", "Christian Bale Is at Your Party", "Flamingo", "Good Day", "I’m Gonna Win", "Just a Friend", "La Telenovela", "Ladybird, Ladybird", "Learn to Tell the Time", "Let Your Mother Know", "Letters", "Old Bike", "Overture", "Taken for a Ride", "Time Machine", "The Trap", "Two Wuv", "Variations on a Cloud", "The Vowels", "Why Bother?")
F♯4 ("All I Need Is You", "At the Club (Reprise)", "Banana Man" live Fearless Music, "The Bidding", "Boralogue XI", "Cars, Trains, Boats and Planes", "Country Good", "Cuckoo", "Flamingo", "Ghost", "Greener", "Hymn for a Scarecrow", "Let Your Mother Know", "Let’s Explore Space!", "Make a Choice", "Never Meant to Know", "Perfect", "Praise You" live Rickshaw Stop 2008, "Reacting to Zubin's Death" Tally Hall Internet Show, Episode 2, "Smile Like You Mean It", "Spring and a Storm", "Time Machine", "Turn the Lights Off" various live performances, "Two Wuv", "The Vowels", "Welcome to Tally Hall", "What’s a Pattern?")
F4 ("At the Club", "The Bidding", "Garden of Eden", "Good Day", "I’m Gonna Win", "In Memoriam", "La Telenovela", "Light & Night", "Nobody Else Quite Like You", "Out in the Twilight", "Overture", "Sacred Beast", "Sh-Sh-Sh-Shapes", "Variations on a Cloud", "Vote", "What’s a Synonym?", "Who You Are", "Why Bother?", "Yearbook")
Significant Low Notes:
E♭3 ("The Bidding", "Effort and Apathy", "Feelings", "Ghost", "I’m Gonna Win", "In Memoriam", "La Telenovela", "Misery Fell", "Passing", "Perfect", "Stationary Love")
D3 ("All I Need Is You", "At the Art Museum", "Be Born", "Christian Bale Is at Your Party", "Fate of the Stars", "Feelings", "Flamingo", "I’m Gonna Win", "La Telenovela", "Learn About Safety", "Learn Some Fun Facts", "Learn to Tell Time", "Let’s Make a Bow", "Letters", "Lonely (But Not Alone)", "Out in the Twilight", "Perfect", "Say Hello", "Sharing", "Vote", "The Vowels", "Waiting", "What’s a Pattern?", "Who You Are", "Why Bother?")
C♯3 ("At the Art Museum", "The Bidding", "Country Good", "Make a Choice", "Stationary Love", "Time Machine", "Waiting")
C3 ("Boralogue XI", "Cars, Trains, Boats and Planes", "Feelings", "Garden of Eden", "Haiku", "I Brush My Teeth", "In Memoriam", "Just Apathy", "La Telenovela", "Learn About Safety", "Let’s Exercise", "Letters", "Light & Night", "Nobody Else Quite Like You", "Old Bike", "Sacred Beast" live The Rugby Store 2008, "Taken for a Ride", "Time Machine", "Vote", "What’s a Synonym?", "You Have a New Sibling")
B2 ("Frère Jacques", "Good Food", "Greener", "Haiku", "I’m Sorry", "Let’s Explore Space!", "Letters", "Never Meant to Know", "Perfect", "The Rendezvous", "Variations on a Cloud")
B♭2 ("Find Your Courage!", "In Memoriam", "Let’s Exercise", "Light & Night")
A2 ("At the Art Museum", "Ladybird, Ladybird", "Let’s Dance", "Let’s Explore Space!", "Let’s Make a Bow", "Lonely (But Not Alone)", "Sharing", "The Vowels", "What’s a Pattern?", "Who You Are")
G2 ("Find Your Courage!", "Shia LaBeouf", "The Vowels", "Who You Are", "You Have a New Sibling")
{Questionable Notes}
G5 (“Perfect” [2] This sounds like a Mellotron.)
E♭5 ("Two Wuv" [2] They never replicate this part live, so it’s hard to tell who does the high falsetto in the bridge.)
B4 ("Fate of the Stars" [2] Top harmony note in the chorus. Could be Joe, Rob, or Zubin. Very hard to tell.)
A4 (“Flamingo” [2] The “la la la”s at the end, “La Telenovela” [2])
G4 ("Misery Fell" [2] Top harmony note during the final chorus., "The Whole World and You" [2] Top harmony note during the bridge.)
A2 (“Be Born” [1], “La Telenovela” [1], “Sacred Beast” [4])
E2 ("Shia LaBeouf" [3])
E♭2 ("Perfect" [4] This might be a keyboard.)
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1. Brief jumps into high or low range (eg. Yelps, trills, anacrusis, etc.).
2. Notes whose singer is unclear.
3. Non-melodic (ie. Spoken or off-key) notes that also lack a clear pitch.
4. Possibly pitch-shifted notes.
5. Notes that do not fit the labels above but whose quality is still unrepresentative of the singer's usual work (eg. excessively distorted screams or sustained, but non-projected vocal fry).
G5 (“Perfect” [2] This sounds like a Mellotron.)
E♭5 ("Two Wuv" [2] They never replicate this part live, so it’s hard to tell who does the high falsetto in the bridge.)
B4 ("Fate of the Stars" [2] Top harmony note in the chorus. Could be Joe, Rob, or Zubin. Very hard to tell.)
A4 (“Flamingo” [2] The “la la la”s at the end, “La Telenovela” [2])
G4 ("Misery Fell" [2] Top harmony note during the final chorus., "The Whole World and You" [2] Top harmony note during the bridge.)
A2 (“Be Born” [1], “La Telenovela” [1], “Sacred Beast” [4])
E2 ("Shia LaBeouf" [3])
E♭2 ("Perfect" [4] This might be a keyboard.)
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1. Brief jumps into high or low range (eg. Yelps, trills, anacrusis, etc.).
2. Notes whose singer is unclear.
3. Non-melodic (ie. Spoken or off-key) notes that also lack a clear pitch.
4. Possibly pitch-shifted notes.
5. Notes that do not fit the labels above but whose quality is still unrepresentative of the singer's usual work (eg. excessively distorted screams or sustained, but non-projected vocal fry).
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• Blue: Falsetto, head voice, and/or whistle register (projected mixed voice is kept in black).
• Bold: Some of the singer's arguably most impressive notes within a given register. Click on a bolded song title to hear audio of that note.
• Italics: Non-melodic notes (ie. Spoken or off-key).
• Underlines: Notes that are buried in the song's mix or which blend together with the other voice(s) in a harmony.
