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Post by Admin on Apr 29, 2014 10:10:03 GMT -5
How many of the members here have explored the range of their voices?
I mean, have you taken a piano or guitar and tried to reproduce the pitch vocally from low to high? To determine the range of your voice.
And how many have taken a song such as Amazing Grace which contains numerous whole notes and without backing instrument, sang it in a voice that's most comfortable. Then, when you have it down pat, sing the last note and then on a guitar or piano, find the note...that should the the base key of your voice.
Just a little tip. Of course, if you know the range of your voice from the lowest to highest, you will know the different keys you would be able to accomodate.
And then when you get old and ornery like myself, you automatically drop by at least 3 keys. [laughing]
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Post by geezer on May 7, 2014 19:11:54 GMT -5
Hmmm My voice range & key. I'd say range, minimal and key, off. That about sums it up!
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Post by rene on May 8, 2014 3:39:14 GMT -5
Even though I once was a singer - in a previous life, in a rock cover high school band : gave that up when I was 19, which was 40 years ago - I never knew neither my range nor my keys. I'd let the musicians in the band play, and sang in whatever key they were playing. If it was too low, I'd sing an octave above, and if it was to high, I'd sing an octave below. Thing is, we were TWO lead singers in both bands I sang with, same two guys - we were the local Flo' & Eddie of sort - and when it really needed to be sung high, the other guy did it. I mean, this dude was able to imitate Robert Plant and Grace Slick among others!
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