Zax666
The Prince Of Ice. Almost
I heard from some people that Andi Deris nailed Keeper Of The Seven keys 
, now that says something about fanboys. 
, now that says something about fanboys. 
Singers - VOCAL RANGES!
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Evil Ernie
Ungodly freak, defiler
I saw DT on their last tour and they played Learning To Live. I though LaBrie nailed it perfectly, but maybe I just didn't noticed he changed some parts.
As for the original topic, I recently improved a lot, and I can hit the highest notes in Hallowed be thy Name, in head voice though.
As for the original topic, I recently improved a lot, and I can hit the highest notes in Hallowed be thy Name, in head voice though.
Bryant
Mr. Sleepy
Hmmm..... my natural range isn't bad, but even before I reach falsetto, my voice gets thin and weak. I am a strong baritone and close to bass which sucks for metal. My falsetto voice, though not strong is stable and clear and I (when in practice) am an accomplished harmony vocalist, but my natural voice is suited for things like Southern Rock only.
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Rose Immortal
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Keeper of the Seven Cheese
Metallic Progressor
Hmm I can go from D below the low e on a guitar to about the a on the 17th fret on the high e of a guitar in head voice. In whistle voice i can get up to 29th fret. The thing abou the low e on a bass i reall doubt in a clear non croaky powerful tone because barry white oculdnt even go that low and he is respected for having one of the lowest voices in singing.
Metropolis Part 2
DT and POS Fanboy!
any of you singers in the orange county area, california. because im still having trouble finding a good singer for my progressive-power metal band. any interested? email me or PM me. PLEASE!!!!
I've got a decent range, right around Zak Stevens range or so, maybe not some of the high notes, but most of it. I can go pretty low too, almost as low as Peter Steele in Type O, but not quite.
soulshred
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Can someone explain the ranges?like how dou you measure ones range and stuff.
And a vocalist friend of mine told me Eric Adams from Manowar has a kiskass range and considered as one of the best rock-metal singers.Is that true?
And a vocalist friend of mine told me Eric Adams from Manowar has a kiskass range and considered as one of the best rock-metal singers.Is that true?
Definitely, he's right up there with the reknowned greats of the genre, but sadly, he gets shit upon on a regular basis by people with an unreasonable hatred for Manowar.
ThornsOfSorrow
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Although I'm incredibly singing shy and have only sung inf front of people twice in the past 5 years or so, I do enjoy singing when I'm alone and when no one can hear me. So technically I'm not a singer, but people have told me that I have a good voice. Dio's "Holy Diver" is right in my range, although one or two of the notes are tough for me to hit.
Barking Pumpkin
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The Low End said:
I could tell you, but I don't know what the numbers with the notes refer to in terms of octaves......I'd need to know the notes. But....I'm guessing maybe B below middle C to the A above the treble cleff? If so, that's a really nice solid tenor range.
Keeper of the Seven Cheese
Metallic Progressor
thats not b2 to a4 dude, Thats B1 to A4. That B1 is fucking low dude, I can do it though. On my best day ever in any form of voice including whistle tone I have got from A1 - D8. But in a comfortable singing range without the whistle notes i would say I am D2-A5
I can sing probably a low-E equivalent to the open 6th string on a normal guitar in standard tuning. Maybe I can go a little lower, but it doesn't sound good and is definitely not performance-worthy.
My high range fluctuates a bit. The highest note I've hit without falcetto is a B-flat, equivalent to fretting the 6th fret of the high-E string on a guitar. It's not reliable, though. I can reliably hit a G in chest voice and a B-natural in head voice.
My high range fluctuates a bit. The highest note I've hit without falcetto is a B-flat, equivalent to fretting the 6th fret of the high-E string on a guitar. It's not reliable, though. I can reliably hit a G in chest voice and a B-natural in head voice.
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