Dani´s vocal range
does anybody know dani´s vocal range?
or does anyone know a similar singer?
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Permalink Reply by ADreamOfWolves on -
Jon Kennedy from Hecate Enthroned is the closest example. Jon had better high pitch screams than Dani did, but Jon did not have as vast of a range as Dani HAD.
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Permalink Reply by Bloodflower on -
thanks, I´ll listen to them. do you know how many octaves dani is/was able to sing?
ADreamOfWolves said:Jon Kennedy from Hecate Enthroned is the closest example. Jon had better high pitch screams than Dani did, but Jon did not have as vast of a range as Dani HAD.
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Permalink Reply by ADreamOfWolves on
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Bloodflower said:
thanks, I´ll listen to them. do you know how many octaves dani is/was able to sing?
ADreamOfWolves said:Jon Kennedy from Hecate Enthroned is the closest example. Jon had better high pitch screams than Dani did, but Jon did not have as vast of a range as Dani HAD.
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Permalink Reply by Keman on -
Metal vocals are usually non-pitched, which means that you can't count the octaves.
Bloodflower said:
thanks, I´ll listen to them. do you know how many octaves dani is/was able to sing?
ADreamOfWolves said:Jon Kennedy from Hecate Enthroned is the closest example. Jon had better high pitch screams than Dani did, but Jon did not have as vast of a range as Dani HAD.
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Permalink Reply by Bloodflower on
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sorry, i didn´t know.
Keman said:Metal vocals are usually non-pitched, which means that you can't count the octaves.
Bloodflower said:
thanks, I´ll listen to them. do you know how many octaves dani is/was able to sing?
ADreamOfWolves said:Jon Kennedy from Hecate Enthroned is the closest example. Jon had better high pitch screams than Dani did, but Jon did not have as vast of a range as Dani HAD.
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Permalink Reply by BETO on -
I remember a chat with Sarah about octaves and vocal range hers and Dani's, so after all maybe it's possible to measure octaves in metal vocals.
Bloodflower said:sorry, i didn´t know.
Keman said:Metal vocals are usually non-pitched, which means that you can't count the octaves.
Bloodflower said:
thanks, I´ll listen to them. do you know how many octaves dani is/was able to sing?
ADreamOfWolves said:Jon Kennedy from Hecate Enthroned is the closest example. Jon had better high pitch screams than Dani did, but Jon did not have as vast of a range as Dani HAD.
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Permalink Reply by Bloodflower on
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How much do you guess?
I can imagine he has a vocal range about 5 or 6 octaves.
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Permalink Reply by Thy Antichrist on -
the vocalist of Thy Antichrist has a very high
range too.
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Permalink Reply by Nutsack of Filth on -
This. End of discussion.
Very, very, very few people have a range of 5 or 6 octaves and Dani's only proved himself to use one (although I'm sure he can do two or so, like most people).
Keman said:Metal vocals are usually non-pitched, which means that you can't count the octaves.
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Permalink Reply by Psychoscot on -
If he had that vocal range he would be one of the best and most celebrated singers in musical history and world famous! Even most Opera singers don't have that range. :)
Bloodflower said:How much do you guess?
I can imagine he has a vocal range about 5 or 6 octaves.
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on -
The extreme vocal range of the individual’s voice, consisting of all non-utilitarian, utterable but nondescript vocal sounds, measured from the lowest grunt to the highest obtainable vocal squeak is called ‘vocable compass’.
The useful range, around two octaves of vocal tones that can be rendered with some degree of musicality, may also be referred to as ‘singable compass’.
As Dani does a lot of squeaking and groaning, I suppose he has an octave or so above that range and another half octave or so below it.
Conclusion 3 1/2 to 4 octaves at best though the question should be "What register does Dani normally sing in" then work out how low and high he can growl or squeak around that! :P
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Permalink Reply by BETO on
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Kevin Hall said:The extreme vocal range of the individual’s voice, consisting of all non-utilitarian, utterable but nondescript vocal sounds, measured from the lowest grunt to the highest obtainable vocal squeak is called ‘vocable compass’.
The useful range, around two octaves of vocal tones that can be rendered with some degree of musicality, may also be referred to as ‘singable compass’.
As Dani does a lot of squeaking and groaning, I suppose he has an octave or so above that range and another half octave or so below it.
Conclusion 3 1/2 to 4 octaves at best though the question should be "What register does Dani normally sing in" then work out how low and high he can growl or squeak around that! :P
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