Sergio "Serge" Pizzorno (830 views)

[saki]

Sergio Lorenzo Pizzorno (1980)
Years Active: 1997 - Present
Associated Acts: Kasabian (1997 - Present), THE S.L.P (2019 - Present)
Vocal Range: D3 - D5

Significant High Notes:

D5 ("Last Trip (In Flight)", "Vlad The Impaler")
C♯5 ("Vlad The Impaler")
C5 ("bow", "Days Are Forgotten", "La Fee Verte", "Last Trip (In Flight)", "Shoot the Runner", "Switchblade Smiles", "Test Transmission")
B4 ("Fast Fuse", "Last Trip (In Flight)", "Vlad The Impaler")
B♭4 ("bow", "Fast Fuse", "La Fee Verte", "Vlad The Impaler")
A4 ("bow", "bumblebeee", "Days Are Forgotten", "Fast Fuse", "Last Trip (In Flight)", "Me Plus One", "Switchblade Smiles", "Take Aim", "Test Transmission")
G♯4 ("Days Are Forgotten", "La Fee Verte")
G4 ("bumblebeee", "Club Foot", "Fire", "Goodbye Kiss","Last Trip (In Flight)", "La Fee Verte", "Me Plus One", "Shoot the Runner", "Switchblade Smiles", "Take Aim", "Test Transmission", "U Boat")
F♯4 ("Fast Fuse", "Me Plus One", "Switchblade Smiles", "U Boat", "Where Did All The Love Go?")
F4 ("bow", "bumblebeee", "Club Foot", "Fast Fuse", "Fire", "La Fee Verte", "Shoot the Runner", "stevie", "Take Aim", "Underdog")

Significant Low Notes:

F♯3 ("explodes", "Fast Fuse", "Velociraptor!")
F3 ("bow", "explodes", "La Fee Verte", "Take Aim")
E3 ("bow", "eez-eh")
D3 ("bow", "Take Aim")

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*Blue marks clear falsetto notes.
*Green marks harsh/distorted notes.
*Italics mark non-melodic notes.
*Boldface marks notes that are considered impressive in relation to this person's vocal capabilities.
*Underlines mark notes obscured in the mix of the song.
*Dates on this thread are listed with the format DD/MM/YYYY.

[Macca]

The D5 is actually an E♭5 & the D3 isn't on the vocal line.

[EddieCheivz]

I disagree, that "Vlad The Impaler" note is definitely D5 and yeah the D3 is not linked (probably this thread is still on progress).

P.S. Just I'd want to express my opinion that (at least song in question really deserves it) five notes for "Vlad The Impaler" just on the high ones section is bit much.

[Osmosis]

It's a D5 100%

[saki]

May 17, 2023 4:22:49 GMT EddieCheivz said:

I disagree, that "Vlad The Impaler" note is definitely D5 and yeah the D3 is not linked (probably this thread is still on progress).

P.S. Just I'd want to express my opinion that (at least song in question really deserves it) five notes for "Vlad The Impaler" just on the high ones section is bit much.

I'll be honest I just put all high and low notes in a song that I find, I mean it doesn't hurt to have that many notes for a single song, right?

[Osmosis]

It does hurt a bit when you compare it to the standards set by most all of the threads on this site. If you include every high note hit in a song it overly represents the frequency in which a singer utilises a particular pocket of their range. If a singer does a run and hits 6 high notes in short succession are you going to include every single note? This example is discussed in the notewatching guide and the determination is you would only include the top or lowest note depending if it is in a high or low range. I suggest you refer to that post, it should clear up criteria for inclusion quite a bit.

[EddieCheivz]

May 17, 2023 17:19:27 GMT saki said:

May 17, 2023 4:22:49 GMT EddieCheivz said:

I disagree, that "Vlad The Impaler" note is definitely D5 and yeah the D3 is not linked (probably this thread is still on progress).

P.S. Just I'd want to express my opinion that (at least song in question really deserves it) five notes for "Vlad The Impaler" just on the high ones section is bit much.

I'll be honest I just put all high and low notes in a song that I find, I mean it doesn't hurt to have that many notes for a single song, right?

therangeplanet.proboards.com/thread/9/tutorial-include-notes

This thread will help you to understand better and to put on practice in your threads things osmos is explaining you, is a rule of the sitie so... ;(;

[saki]

May 17, 2023 17:41:56 GMT Osmosis said:

It does hurt a bit when you compare it to the standards set by most all of the threads on this site. If you include every high note hit in a song it overly represents the frequency in which a singer utilises a particular pocket of their range. If a singer does a run and hits 6 high notes in short succession are you going to include every single note? This example is discussed in the notewatching guide and the determination is you would only include the top or lowest note depending if it is in a high or low range. I suggest you refer to that post, it should clear up criteria for inclusion quite a bit.

alrighty then, sounds good, i'll remove that F4 for vlad

[saki]

updated this thread, got another D5 now, very cool, still nothing lower than a D3 yet sadly

Check my Tom Meighan thread for the albums i'm currently focused on notewatching - therangeplanet.proboards.com/post/24785/thread