Hey you guys.
The lowets note ever achieved by a human being is an 8 hz blast from a basso profondo. The note is actually so low the human ear can't hear it, but can be measured.
The larynx vibrated 8 times per second... almost like a transatlantic ship.
I'll try to get you some clips from this guy, who likes to double octaves any song melody.
And Freddie's highest note is a High F headvoiced and overhigh D on a Japan 1985' Impromptu. Both files would be uploaded to the website as soon as i udpated (i'm trying to get there as soon as possible)
Best Regards
AeG
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Hey I am new here. I was just wondering what is the highest note that Freddie sang and what is the lowest note that he sang?
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James LaBrie can easily hit the F#5!!! Check out Learning To Live or Under A Glass Moon.
If I'm not mistaken, I think Labrie has a singing trainer with him, I read it somewhere!
That guy (Adam Lopez) Really freaked me out...
The fact that someone may reach a whistle-like tone is extremely amazing to me...
Anyway, I didn't remember Mariah Carey in Emotions, since I haven't listened that song long ago, last time may have been when I was 7 years old (don't worry, I'm 12 right now, it's not that much).
Talking about freddie's falsetto recording in the middle operatic part of Bohemian Rhapsody... (in Freddie mercury: the voice, A4) Is that really Freddie? Doesn't seem to me to be him... It doesn't even seem to be from the song...
By the way, if that is actually Freddie's... how can someone delete voices in a so precise way? Is there any software? Or is it no doubt that that was taken out of some multi-channel recording?
If so, Is there in recording in the net which has bohemian rhapsody's vocals by themselves, or letting you have the ability to put the volume of each channel down?
Regards from Chile,
Diego :D
The fact that someone may reach a whistle-like tone is extremely amazing to me...
Anyway, I didn't remember Mariah Carey in Emotions, since I haven't listened that song long ago, last time may have been when I was 7 years old (don't worry, I'm 12 right now, it's not that much).
Talking about freddie's falsetto recording in the middle operatic part of Bohemian Rhapsody... (in Freddie mercury: the voice, A4) Is that really Freddie? Doesn't seem to me to be him... It doesn't even seem to be from the song...
By the way, if that is actually Freddie's... how can someone delete voices in a so precise way? Is there any software? Or is it no doubt that that was taken out of some multi-channel recording?
If so, Is there in recording in the net which has bohemian rhapsody's vocals by themselves, or letting you have the ability to put the volume of each channel down?
Regards from Chile,
Diego :D
Diego, los canales separados de la mezcla en 5:1 los podés encontrar en los DVD's.
Un abrazo ;)
Un abrazo ;)
I don't know all the ranges of what is what. All I know is that Freddie has the most amazing voice that I have ever heard from a man. He was truely gifted. He could sing almost anything and make it sound good. Seems like when he got sick, his voice just got better. I know we all will miss such a wonderful man as Freddie.
I love him!!!
I love him!!!
Mariahs a fat slut.
Yes, but she's got a wonderful voice.
that is true.
i heard that mikas vocal range is about 4-5.
who can confirm it?
i heard that mikas vocal range is about 4-5.
who can confirm it?
You're not funny.
Matthew Bellamy
Bellamy is known for his high vocal range. It reaches as high as an Ab6 in the studio recording of Micro Cuts and G#6 (same sounded pitch) in the studio recording of Showbiz. During live performances of Showbiz, he has been known to reach an A6 (for example at the Two Days a Week Festival in Wiesen, Austria). Whilst this is not out of the range of a male singer with due practice, Bellamy managed to reach these highs without the amount practice usually required, and before he developed his breathing technique.
According to Howard speaking for an interview around Route du Rock 2001, a doctor once examined Bellamy's vocal chords and commented that they are unusually small, explaining how he managed to reach the high ranges that he does with relatively little practice or training. Bellamy also stated in said interview that he used to, sometime prior to that interview, attempt to sing lower due to being embarrassed about singing using high ranges. He doesn't anymore, however, as he has lost that inhibition.
His vocal range does not extend very far down, however; it becomes less clear after a B3 and bottoms out at a G3 in the studio recording of Hoodoo.
Bellamy is known for his high vocal range. It reaches as high as an Ab6 in the studio recording of Micro Cuts and G#6 (same sounded pitch) in the studio recording of Showbiz. During live performances of Showbiz, he has been known to reach an A6 (for example at the Two Days a Week Festival in Wiesen, Austria). Whilst this is not out of the range of a male singer with due practice, Bellamy managed to reach these highs without the amount practice usually required, and before he developed his breathing technique.
According to Howard speaking for an interview around Route du Rock 2001, a doctor once examined Bellamy's vocal chords and commented that they are unusually small, explaining how he managed to reach the high ranges that he does with relatively little practice or training. Bellamy also stated in said interview that he used to, sometime prior to that interview, attempt to sing lower due to being embarrassed about singing using high ranges. He doesn't anymore, however, as he has lost that inhibition.
His vocal range does not extend very far down, however; it becomes less clear after a B3 and bottoms out at a G3 in the studio recording of Hoodoo.
ok.
thanks for the info.
my vocal range is 3,5-4octaves.
thanks for the info.
my vocal range is 3,5-4octaves.
Like we fucking care