David Larson (1,132 views)

[jfb30]

David Larson (Birthday: June 20)
Voice Type: Baritone
Vocal Range: D1-D5


Significant High Notes:

D5 ("My Mind")
C♯5 ("Honesty - Pink $weats (Cover)", "Seeds")
C5 ("All Time Low")
B4 ("All Time Low", "Honesty - Pink $weats (Cover)", "My Mind")
B♭4 ("Fake Love")
A4 ("All Time Low", "Cotton Candy", "Fake Love")
G♯4 ("Beautiful Things [Tori Kelly]", "For Ya!", "Honesty - Pink $weats (Cover)", "young")
G4 ("A Poem", "All Time Low", "Cotton Candy", "Fake Love", "Fling", "My Mind", "N.U.M.B.")
F♯4 ("Fling", "For Ya!", "Honesty - Pink $weats (Cover)", "Meadowlarks", "Nothing Has Changed", "Seeds")
F4 ("Classrooms", "Cotton Candy", "For Ya!", "Heaven Sent", "Nothing Has Changed", "On My OG's", "Unstoppable", "White Rabbits")
E4 ("A Poem", "All Time Low", "Fake Love", "Fling", "Honesty - Pink $weats (Cover)", "Let Me Love You", "Meadowlarks", "My Mind", "Seeds", "Single", "White Rabbits")
E♭4 ("Classrooms", "Definition of a Good Girl", "For Ya!", "Heaven Sent", "Nothing Has Changed", "Unstoppable")
D4 ("A Poem", "All Time Low", "Black is The Color of my True Love's Hair", "Cotton Candy", "Fake Love", "Fling", "Heart of Gold", "Honesty - Pink $weats (Cover)", "Meadowlarks", "On My OG's", "Single")
C♯4 ("For Ya!", "Heart of Gold", "Honesty - Pink $weats (Cover)", "Meadowlarks", "Nothing Has Changed", "Seeds")
C4 ("A Poem", "Beautiful Things [Tori Kelly]", "Black is The Color of my True Love's Hair", "Classrooms", "Cotton Candy", "Fake Love", "On My OG's", "Single", "Waterfall", "White Rabbits")


Significant Low Notes:

B2 ("Black is The Color of my True Love's Hair", "I Might Freeze", "My Mind")
A2 ("Classrooms", "Meadowlarks", "My Mind")
G2 ("My Mind")
F2 ("How to Get a Super Low Voice in 1 Day! Bass Mode")
E2 ("My Mind")
E♭2 ("Bass Vocalist Tries Beatboxing For The First Time Using 5 Different Bass Techniques", "How to Get a Super Low Voice in 1 Day! Bass Mode", "How to Sing EVEN LOWER - New Technique - 2nd Subharmonic Bass Voice", "Singing 8 Notes at the Same Time by Myself!")
D2 ("Insane Bass! 7 Crazy Vocal Techniques for Singing Low and Beatboxing!")
C♯2 ("How to Get a Super Low Voice in 1 Day! Bass Mode", "How to Sing Lower: Vocal Fry vs. Subharmonic Bass")
C2 ("How to Sing Lower 2: Subharmonic Register Octavist")
B1 ("Dance With Somebody")
B♭1 ("Casual 3: Stairwell Subharmonics // Octavism // David Larson", "Toss a Coin to Your Witcher")
G♯1 ("How to Sing EVEN LOWER - New Technique - 2nd Subharmonic Bass Voice", "Singing 8 Notes at the Same Time by Myself!")
G1 ("The Volga Boatmen")
E♭1 ("Singing 8 Notes at the Same Time by Myself!")
D1 ("Bass Vocalist Tries Beatboxing For The First Time Using 5 Different Bass Techniques")

*Blue denotes falsetto notes.
*Boldface denotes particularly notable examples of this singer's vocal capabilities.
*Grey denotes low note technique passages.

[jfb30]

I excluded Larson's inhale notes.

[Macca]

He has a song called Classrooms that's on Spotify that's not in the thread.

[jfb30]

Jul 16, 2023 23:47:38 GMT Macca said:

He has a song called Classrooms that's on Spotify that's not in the thread.

It's on YouTube as well, but it's all spoken word/rapping.

[Macca]

Jul 17, 2023 14:26:36 GMT jfb30 said:

Jul 16, 2023 23:47:38 GMT Macca said:

He has a song called Classrooms that's on Spotify that's not in the thread.

It's on YouTube as well, but it's all spoken word/rapping.

Are spoken words countable? No. even though I personally count them. Is rapping countable? Yes.

[wbradycall]

Overall, I think he sounds slightly more like a lower-ranged tenor than a baritone. I guess I could be wrong and he could be a baritone though, but his natural comfort seems to be in his middle-high range.

[brookesquatchy]

this D1 is probably countable.

also this is going to maybe expose me as having holes in my brain but the first verse to that song "Single" gets stuck in my head randomly sometimes

[jfb30]

I know David's birthday is on June 20th, but I don't know what birth year.