harlemworld202
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Post by harlemworld202 on Aug 25, 2023 15:17:58 GMT
Dimash: Phelps: 6 Octave Wonder 3 Octave Wonder Range is C2-D8 Range is E2-G5 Has hit the 8th octave Hasn't hit the 8th octave This probably proves a point Singing is an art, not a sport. It's not about hitting notes it is about how you hit them to evoke emotion. Also, any note over E6 is irrelevant. When you're that high nobody cares or can tell the difference anymore and once a male get to the 7th octave, the sound is as repulsive as nails on a chalkboard. From C3-D5 where 90% of the singing is done, David Phelps has better resonance, an actual natural rolling vibrato produced through perfect air flow pressure, better support and much better tone & a unified well blended voice. As for Dimash: - His vibrato needs work. It is not natural. he vibrates each pulse with his core so it is often inconsistent.
- Also, he does not have a well developed unified voice. He uses Bel Canto up to about C#5 (which makes his voice sound bigger than it is & is not the best way to convey emotion as it loses the conversational aspect of pop singing and make him sound pompous) then switches to a more rock approach with this thin edgy nasal placement with heavy twang that is NOT PLEASING starting around D5. The contrast is jarring and an acquired taste.
- The 1 thing I'll give to Dimash is that he has the most beautiful head voice of any male artist out there: tone & resonance.
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Post by Macca on Aug 25, 2023 15:27:36 GMT
Dimash: Phelps: 6 Octave Wonder 3 Octave Wonder Range is C2-D8 Range is E2-G5 Has hit the 8th octave Hasn't hit the 8th octave This probably proves a point I didn't expect people to take this so seriously |
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Post by harlemworld202 on Aug 25, 2023 15:38:19 GMT
Dimash: Phelps: 6 Octave Wonder 3 Octave Wonder Range is C2-D8 Range is E2-G5 Has hit the 8th octave Hasn't hit the 8th octave This probably proves a point I didn't expect people to take this so seriously Well, Dimash fans seriously & consistently spam the entire comment zone of any other great tenor all over the internet. It's as disturbing as Kpop fans' antics. So I had to nip it in the bud right away. |
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Post by Goober on Aug 25, 2023 16:02:01 GMT
Isn't it "Nip in the bud"
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Post by harlemworld202 on Aug 26, 2023 2:18:20 GMT
Isn't it "Nip in the bud" I fixed it. English is my 2nd language. Thanks! |
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Post by kaji on Aug 26, 2023 4:13:00 GMT
Dimash: Phelps: 6 Octave Wonder 3 Octave Wonder Range is C2-D8 Range is E2-G5 Has hit the 8th octave Hasn't hit the 8th octave This probably proves a point Singing is an art, not a sport. It's not about hitting notes it is about how you hit them to evoke emotion. Also, any note over E6 is irrelevant. When you're that high nobody cares or can tell the difference anymore and once a male get to the 7th octave, the sound is as repulsive as nails on a chalkboard. From C3-D5 where 90% of the singing is done, David Phelps has better resonance, an actual natural rolling vibrato produced through perfect air flow pressure, better support and much better tone & a unified well blended voice. As for Dimash: - His vibrato needs work. It is not natural. he vibrates each pulse with his core so it is often inconsistent.
- Also, he does not have a well developed unified voice. He uses Bel Canto up to about C#5 (which makes his voice sound bigger than it is & is not the best way to convey emotion as it loses the conversational aspect of pop singing and make him sound pompous) then switches to a more rock approach with this thin edgy nasal placement with heavy twang that is NOT PLEASING starting around D5. The contrast is jarring and an acquired taste.
- The 1 thing I'll give to Dimash is that he has the most beautiful head voice of any male artist out there: tone & resonance.
Eh, that head voice is only well produced when straight toned. When he adds vibrato it becomes very constricted. And I would not consider what Dimash is doing as Bel canto, more of an imitation of it. And I would say he always sounds smaller than he could and would had he trained properly. |
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Post by bunja1979 on Nov 22, 2023 12:08:25 GMT
why are you comparing them ?they are totally different i don’t like dimash’s voice or his vocal tricks , phelps voice has more beef and is more up front very different sounding vocalists. |
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