Justõn D. Murphy (713 views)

[jmurphy1318]

Justõn Détente Murphy: (September 10, 2000)
Other Alias:  Emoj!,  Détente
Member Of: Your Green Charmed, Lanvailla
Vocal Range: A1 - D#6 - 4 octaves and 6 semitones, or 4.5 octaves.


Justõn's vocal range spans from a deep A1 to an impressive D#6, showcasing a remarkable versatility that spans several octaves. This extensive range offers a wide spectrum of vocal possibilities, allowing him to explore various musical styles and genres. After a thorough evaluation, it's evident that his voice type is a rare and coveted countertenor. In conclusion, Justõn's A1 to D#6 vocal range is a rare and awe-inspiring gift. As a countertenor, he possesses a unique ability to deliver ethereal, transcendent performances that can leave audiences captivated. With dedicated practice to further refine control and technique, Justõn is poised to continue making a significant impact in the world of music. The future holds exciting possibilities for this extraordinary vocal talent.

Pros:

Astounding Range: Justõn's vocal range is a standout feature, effortlessly moving from the depths of A1 to the highs of D#6. This exceptional range opens doors to explore genres that demand both depth and soaring highs, such as classical, opera, pop, and rock.


Rare Countertenor Voice: Countertenors are highly sought-after in the music industry. His voice possesses the ethereal quality characteristic of countertenors, making it a valuable asset for projects that require a unique and angelic sound.


Expressive Dynamics: The wide range provides Justõn with the ability to deliver expressive dynamics, moving effortlessly between soft, delicate passages and powerful, commanding crescendos. This versatility allows for a captivating and emotionally charged performance.


Cons:

Challenging Control: Managing such a vast vocal range can be demanding, especially when it comes to control and consistency. Justõn may find it necessary to continuously work on refining techniques to ensure pitch accuracy and stamina across the range.


Genre Limitations: While the countertenor voice is incredibly versatile, it may not fit seamlessly into every musical genre. Facing challenges in genres that require a different vocal timbre, such as traditional baritone or tenor roles in certain operatic or musical theater pieces.



Significant High Notes:

Bb5 ("Strangers In The Halls" Your Green Charmed,
F5 ("Strangers In The Halls" Your Green Charmed
C5 ("Everybody's Changing, Why?" Lanvailla,
A4 ("Everybody's Changing, Why?" Lanvailla,





Significant Low Notes:

D3 ("Everybody's Changing, Why?" Lanvailla,
A#2 ("Everybody's Changing, Why?" Lanvailla,
A2 ("Strangers In The Halls" Your Green Charmed, "Everybody's Changing, Why?" Lanvailla,
F2 ("Strangers In The Halls" Your Green Charmed
 





Blue indicates clear falsetto (includes "shouts", "yelps", and long vowel sounds where applicable)

Italics indicates non-melodic notes

Underlines indicate notes obscured in backing vocals and harmonies

Boldface indicates notes that are particularly notable examples of this singer's capabilities

[BAZanine]

Heyo. I would definitely wait until you have more songs notewatched to post a thread in the future. Also, do you know where the A1 and E6 are? We'd prefer you only include the notes you already have listed in the thread.

[Baronessa]

This is a thread for yourself isn't it?

[CT]

Oct 16, 2023 17:13:52 GMT Baronessa said:

This is a thread for yourself isn't it?

NO! the J in jmurphy1318 stands for Justin, not Justõn! it’s just a crazy coincidence HATER!!!

[BAZanine]

I'm just gonna go ahead and clarify that although making a thread for yourself isn't technically against the rules, it is generally discouraged just given that it can come off as self-absorbed to the rest of us.

[Henny Macc]

Love me that iconic D6 from "various covers"

[jmurphy1318]

Hey guys, I really did this for myself so I can remember all the notes that I have hit in my recording covers. I will be posting them soon; but I didn't want to forget. I apologize and yes, my name is Juston, it's a rare name.

[Henny Macc]

Oct 16, 2023 21:57:25 GMT BAZanine said:

I'm just gonna go ahead and clarify that although making a thread for yourself isn't technically against the rules, it is generally discouraged just given that it can come off as self-absorbed to the rest of us.

That, and we also generally don't do threads for forum members unless they're actually published musicians with albums out and stuff

[Baronessa]

Well, I moved this one to Musical Users. You may keep building on the OP here if you wish of course. It's here just so there's no confusion about what this thread is actually for.