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Post by Yojojo on Aug 21, 2024 21:08:27 GMT
Hey I really don't want to be that guy, but... spinto tenor or high baritone? if you ever have to preface something "hey i really don't wanna be that guy", that is usually a tell-tale sign that you should not, in fact, be that guy |
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Post by mushymarionette on Sept 19, 2024 15:40:56 GMT
Hey I really don't want to be that guy, but... spinto tenor or high baritone? 1. There should be a fine for every voice type question from now on, y'all care too much about that bs with many of these averagely placed voices because one's range isn't determined by their vocal placement 2. Spinto tenor and high baritone are very far apart so your question doesn't make a lot of sense... Would be like asking whether singer A is a bass or a high baritone, there's a lot of room there. In fact, applying these old school classical labels to popular music singers should include an additional fine and perhaps a light whipping 3. Voice types are mere labels but the real human voice is more complex than that, voices don't simply function like two boxes you tick but they're more akin to the height of a person. Tankian has an interesting voice that sits very high for a baritone, his natural placement is nearing the lowest tenor regions sitting in that in-between region (if you view him as a baritone, he's basically the extreme end of it) but he has the beautiful warmth that many of the higher baritone voices also possess which gives his singing that unique texture he is known for, kind of like sitting between 5'11 and 6 foot. I wouldn't fault you for viewing him as a tenor because he is able to sing like one and his high range has great control but I think this nuance is an integral aspect of his voice and I personally view him as a great representative of the highest end of the high baritone voices in that area between the two but I don't fault someone for viewing him as slightly higher either. With that said, he has a very averagely placed male voice that contrasts deeply with Daron Malakian who has a much more effeminate, higher-placed tenor 4. Can't believe I bothered to write all of that |
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Post by mushymarionette on Sept 19, 2024 15:45:46 GMT
D3-C#5 sung on this new single
0:34 Eb5s and a brief E5 here? Hard to tell with the vocal filter, 1:22 definitely sounds like a brief E5.
C3 at 1:56, Bb2 at 2:07. Really cool bridge, I like this song!
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