Tomi P (6,995 views)

[Steingrim]

wbradycall "Projected across an orchestra". I was rather discussing what one would expect from a contemporary singer with an actual bass voice. That singer may not have any training that would (or would not) enable him to produce sound in the extreme way that you are referring to. How large is a "medium-sized room", by the way?

[Electric Mami]

Any reason why the F0 is still counted? I thought we established it's inhaled, which is very likely considering he seems to often do that down there. Same question with the lower first octave notes

[wbradycall]

Jun 7, 2024 4:59:15 GMT Steingrim said:

wbradycall "Projected across an orchestra". I was rather discussing what one would expect from a contemporary singer with an actual bass voice. That singer may not have any training that would (or would not) enable him to produce sound in the extreme way that you are referring to. How large is a "medium-sized room", by the way?

Okay fair enough. Hard to explain what I think of as a "medium-sized room."

[youngscholar]

Jun 6, 2024 23:26:42 GMT wbradycall said:

Jun 6, 2024 20:53:58 GMT Steingrim said:

Avi Kaplan and other basses sing a capella, down to a resonant C#2. I suppose it's difficult to judge individual volume from a 14 man choir, but I think most of them have a fair bit more power and resonance than most baritones would when attempting that note.

Also, check out the voice of Thou Yang for reference, whom has good tonal quality when singing C2 but he admits himself that projection-wise it's not much especially because he's a basso cantante.

*who has good tonal quality

Where and from whomst did you learn to use "whom" like that? Oh for the love of god, if you don't know how to use "whom" properly, just stick to "who" or "whomst'd've" or something. I don't understand what grammatical processes in your brain, as a native English speaker (which I know you are), could have possibly made you think that sounded correct.

[Tetra]

whomst'd've

[VocalDudeGuy]

Whomst'd've thought that the thread would come to this?

[KaizoKazoo]

Jun 10, 2024 16:08:34 GMT youngscholar said:

*who has good tonal quality

Where and from whomst did you learn to use "whom" like that? Oh for the love of god, if you don't know how to use "whom" properly, just stick to "who" or "whomst'd've" or something. I don't understand what grammatical processes in your brain, as a native English speaker (which I know you are), could have possibly made you think that sounded correct.

Yeah, he really should of known better.

[Yojojo]

Jun 10, 2024 16:08:34 GMT youngscholar said:

Jun 6, 2024 23:26:42 GMT wbradycall said:

Also, check out the voice of Thou Yang for reference, whom has good tonal quality when singing C2 but he admits himself that projection-wise it's not much especially because he's a basso cantante.

*who has good tonal quality

Where and from whomst did you learn to use "whom" like that? Oh for the love of god, if you don't know how to use "whom" properly, just stick to "who" or "whomst'd've" or something. I don't understand what grammatical processes in your brain, as a native English speaker (which I know you are), could have possibly made you think that sounded correct.

Oh my God, you're so cool...

[BAZanine]

Jun 10, 2024 16:08:34 GMT youngscholar said:

Jun 6, 2024 23:26:42 GMT wbradycall said:

Also, check out the voice of Thou Yang for reference, whom has good tonal quality when singing C2 but he admits himself that projection-wise it's not much especially because he's a basso cantante.

*who has good tonal quality

Where and from whomst did you learn to use "whom" like that? Oh for the love of god, if you don't know how to use "whom" properly, just stick to "who" or "whomst'd've" or something. I don't understand what grammatical processes in your brain, as a native English speaker (which I know you are), could have possibly made you think that sounded correct.

[rootyrootz]

Now THIS is the greatest show

[youngscholar]

Jun 11, 2024 10:37:59 GMT BAZanine said:

Jun 10, 2024 16:08:34 GMT youngscholar said:

*who has good tonal quality

Where and from whomst did you learn to use "whom" like that? Oh for the love of god, if you don't know how to use "whom" properly, just stick to "who" or "whomst'd've" or something. I don't understand what grammatical processes in your brain, as a native English speaker (which I know you are), could have possibly made you think that sounded correct.

wat dis mean

[youngscholar]

Jun 11, 2024 14:34:09 GMT rootyrootz said:

Now THIS is the greatest show

your welcome!

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}
misspelling intentional

[wbradycall]

Jun 10, 2024 16:08:34 GMT youngscholar said:

Jun 6, 2024 23:26:42 GMT wbradycall said:

Also, check out the voice of Thou Yang for reference, whom has good tonal quality when singing C2 but he admits himself that projection-wise it's not much especially because he's a basso cantante.

*who has good tonal quality

Where and from whomst did you learn to use "whom" like that? Oh for the love of god, if you don't know how to use "whom" properly, just stick to "who" or "whomst'd've" or something. I don't understand what grammatical processes in your brain, as a native English speaker (which I know you are), could have possibly made you think that sounded correct.

No offense, I'm not mad or anything, but what you just said is random, out of the blue, and off topic. I don't know why you're correcting a minor grammar mistake of mine in a conversation about basses and baritones.

[KaizoKazoo]

Jun 11, 2024 20:06:49 GMT youngscholar said:

Jun 11, 2024 10:37:59 GMT BAZanine said:

wat dis mean

Looks like up doc to me. Congrats.

[youngscholar]

Jun 11, 2024 21:01:46 GMT wbradycall said:

Jun 10, 2024 16:08:34 GMT youngscholar said:

*who has good tonal quality

Where and from whomst did you learn to use "whom" like that? Oh for the love of god, if you don't know how to use "whom" properly, just stick to "who" or "whomst'd've" or something. I don't understand what grammatical processes in your brain, as a native English speaker (which I know you are), could have possibly made you think that sounded correct.

No offense, I'm not mad or anything, but what you just said is random, out of the blue, and off topic. I don't know why you're correcting a minor grammar mistake of mine in a conversation about basses and baritones.

Because I keep freaking seeing you misuse it and it looks super weird! It isn't just this one time. Just say "who" all the time, it's okay.

[youngscholar]

Jun 11, 2024 21:22:49 GMT KaizoKazoo said:

Jun 11, 2024 20:06:49 GMT youngscholar said:

wat dis mean

Looks like up doc to me. Congrats.

what the frick is up doc? is that some sort of secret code?

[KaizoKazoo]

Jun 11, 2024 21:43:12 GMT youngscholar said:

Jun 11, 2024 21:22:49 GMT KaizoKazoo said:

Looks like up doc to me. Congrats.

what the frick is up doc?

Nothing much, what's up with you?

[Macca]

Jun 11, 2024 21:59:36 GMT KaizoKazoo said:

Jun 11, 2024 21:43:12 GMT youngscholar said:

what the frick is up doc?

Nothing much, what's up with you?

*cue Eddie Murphy and Michael Jackson song*

[Homelander]

Lol, what is even happening here?

[KaizoKazoo]

Oh, this is just what a normal discussion about Tomi P's vocal range looks like.

[Homelander]

Jun 11, 2024 21:22:49 GMT KaizoKazoo said:

Jun 11, 2024 20:06:49 GMT youngscholar said:

wat dis mean

Looks like up doc to me. Congrats.

Omg, I just realized that you set up the joke like that. That was genius. I am laughing so hard right now.

[youngscholar]

Jun 12, 2024 0:48:47 GMT Macca said:

Jun 11, 2024 21:59:36 GMT KaizoKazoo said:

Nothing much, what's up with you?

*cue Eddie Murphy and Michael Jackson song*

that's amazing thank you

[wbradycall]

Jun 11, 2024 21:41:54 GMT youngscholar said:

Jun 11, 2024 21:01:46 GMT wbradycall said:

No offense, I'm not mad or anything, but what you just said is random, out of the blue, and off topic. I don't know why you're correcting a minor grammar mistake of mine in a conversation about basses and baritones.

Because I keep freaking seeing you misuse it and it looks super weird! It isn't just this one time. Just say "who" all the time, it's okay.

It's kind of odd, no offense, but okay I don't care that much anyways 🤷

[Steingrim]

Jun 12, 2024 14:01:13 GMT wbradycall said:

Jun 11, 2024 21:41:54 GMT youngscholar said:

Because I keep freaking seeing you misuse it and it looks super weird! It isn't just this one time. Just say "who" all the time, it's okay.

It's kind of odd, no offense, but okay I don't care that much anyways 🤷

Henceforth it's whyever. Operatically, whomst.

[KaizoKazoo]

Jun 11, 2024 0:56:42 GMT VocalDudeGuy said:

Whomst'd've thought that the thread would come to this?

I mean in hindsight, whomst'd'ven't?