kitbilly94
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Post by kitbilly94 on Jul 14, 2024 5:17:12 GMT
People use fry when they speak too, to varying degrees. I think Americans use fry more than Norwegians do, on average. I don't use fry almost at all when speaking, one of my work colleagues speaks in fry voice a lot. Charlie Puth seems like the poster boy in this regard, it's why many think he's a baritone You're right, he uses a lot of fry in interviews and you can hear the rattle. Colm's official covers sound like fry, the lows sound kind of unreal but in this video for example it sounds like chest, doesn't it? youtube.com/shorts/fMRlnXPeFy8?si=mW6tV1SgyEk95F8A |
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Post by Steingrim on Jul 14, 2024 8:18:38 GMT
Charlie Puth seems like the poster boy in this regard, it's why many think he's a baritone You're right, he uses a lot of fry in interviews and you can hear the rattle. Colm's official covers sound like fry, the lows sound kind of unreal but in this video for example it sounds like chest, doesn't it? youtube.com/shorts/fMRlnXPeFy8?si=mW6tV1SgyEk95F8AThe other guy in the video, Peter Barber, is a bass baritone. He's obviously capable of singing a C2 in chest voice, which means that singing that note in fry voice isn't difficult for him. A decent fry singer should be able to churn out chesty fry notes where his registers overlap well. |
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