Dream Theater--Greatest Metal Band of this Era (singer, jazz, mp3)

~~Don~~ · 04-10-2006, 05:13 AM

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CrappyGuitar18: he said LaBrie has one of the greatest ranges in rock

jhendrix86: LOL
jhendrix86: ahh
jhendrix86: what an idiot

But I never said that. The closest I said to that was that he has a better range than Tate and ****inson. And I'm pretty sure that's correct.

Hendrix · 04-10-2006, 05:13 AM

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Right on, sometimes the most important thing about singing is the way you express the lyrics. And this is what I meant by tonal expression. You could be singing a dark song but perhaps if you don't menace your voice, then perhaps you've lost a key connection with the audience and with the art.

Just looked it up buddy, it's Georgia Brown. Adam holds it for a male, correct.

Yea, well, that's not skill THAT much (about the emotion thing). You just have to know how to not be 1 dimensional with your voice.

I have heard of Georgia Brown, I'm not sure if I saw it in Guinness, but she isn't on their site I don't think. Anyway, the pure fact that she hits a note outside of 20khz isn't even of musical value. Adam Lopez's range is over 7 octaves and it's all within what's considered of musical value.

boo boo · 04-10-2006, 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Hendrix

Expression in vocals is not very hard if you can find a way to relate to the lyrics. That is why you sit down with the lyrics if you didn't write them and analyze. What was the writer going for? What does he want us to feel? If you can decipher that, emotion and how well you create moods is not that hard if you've been singing for a while. The choir I was in was known for great emotion, and we didn't even try that hard after analyzation.

and no, Adam Lopez owns the world record. Go to the guinness site and look up "highest vocal note" (I can't post URLs yet I guess).

It says "by a male," but it's actually by human being.

Heres teh link.

http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/...recordid=59193

~~Don~~ · 04-10-2006, 05:16 AM

Adam doesn't have a range over 7 octaves just because he can hit that one extreme high note :P

The record for males is 6 octaves.

And I think the highest note is G10 which is out of human hearing range, but otherwise it's of "musical value" I believe.

boo boo · 04-10-2006, 05:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Don

But I never said that. The closest I said to that was that he has a better range than Tate and ****inson. And I'm pretty sure that's correct.

Certainly not more thann Tate.

Tate's is 3/3.5

Hendrix · 04-10-2006, 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Don

Adam doesn't have a range over 7 octaves just because he can hit that one extreme high note :P

The record for males is 6 octaves.

And I think the highest note is G10 which is out of human hearing range, but otherwise it's of "musical value" I believe.

Actually he does. he sent me a clip of him hitting a note in the 1st octave. Everything has to be verified by guinness to get in the book. Just because it's not in the book, doesn't mean it's true. All it means is that it hasn't been verified by them yet. And last I checked, Lopez is trying to get himself in there for the 2007 edition.

And anything above 20 khz is not of musical value. That is why the algorithm to convert audio to MP3s cuts off any signals above this frequency.

boo boo · 04-10-2006, 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Don

The record for males is 6 octaves..

I tried looking that up, couldnt find it, so chances are you are full of crap...Still, Hendrix is right.

For example, i could very well have the biggest penis in the world, but because i havent reported it to guinness yet dosent make it less true.

Hendrix · 04-10-2006, 05:18 AM

Nah, he's right. A friend of mine has the 2006 edition.

~~Don~~ · 04-10-2006, 05:19 AM

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Actually he does. he sent me a clip of him hitting a note in the 1st octave. Everything has to be verified by guinness to get in the book. Just because it's not in the book, doesn't mean it's true. All it means is that it hasn't been verified by them yet. And last I checked, Lopez is trying to get himself in there for the 2007 edition.

And anything above 20 khz is not of musical value. That is why the algorithm to convert audio to MP3s cuts off any signals above this frequency.

mm, I just said what the current "record" was. Of course there could be some nut out there that's better than them all but we just don't know about it :P

boo boo · 04-10-2006, 05:21 AM

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Nah, he's right. A friend of mine has the 2006 edition.

I have that one too, i just havent read through the whole thing yet.

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~~Don~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 647	Adam doesn't have a range over 7 octaves just because he can hit that one extreme high note :P The record for males is 6 octaves. And I think the highest note is G10 which is out of human hearing range, but otherwise it's of "musical value" I believe.

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Hendrix Groupie Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 19	Nah, he's right. A friend of mine has the 2006 edition.