Harry Styles - 2017 Vocal Range/Best Vocals Live (F2 - E5)
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- REUPLOAD: Re-did this to add some notes missing and fix all the mistakes. Thanks to rebsedd on The Range Place for his very useful thread on Harry's voice! (therangeplace.b...)
No speaking voice, no exclamations, no "whoo"s, only Harry's singing voice.
First of all, guys, thanks for 600+ suscribers! This time, I'm back with a 1D-ish video. Harry's vocal range on his first year as a solo artist, how exciting is that? I'll be honest and say I only did this because I needed to take a closer look to his voice and figure out what his vocal fach is, haha. But I still enjoyed listening to him. Technique aside (lol) he's a really enjoyable performer and he still manages to deliver good vocals while showing his musicianship. I especially enjoyed his low notes, and I really wish he'd took more advantage of his natural ease there. I get that he loves belting his ass off on the upper fourth octave, but a little more of lows wouldn't do wrong to him! Along a better technique, hopefully. The guy has potential!
LOWEST CHEST NOTE:
F2 on "Sign Of The Times"
HIGHEST MIXED NOTE:
C5 on "Sign Of The Times"
HIGHEST FALSETTO NOTE:
E5 on "Two Ghosts"
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I think he’s more of a baritone than we think, his low notes sounded really full and nice as opposed to his higher belts which sounded strained once he got north of A4.
But he can only go down to around g#2
@@Oly1y Range doesn't entirely determine voice type especially in contemporary music. For example, some tenors can sing baritone lows like Brian McKnight and Michael Bolton. While some baritones like Tom Jones sing tenor quite effortlessly. Vocal timbre and color determine voice type more than technical range.
Mitchell Palmski actually voice type is determined by the passagio. And the passagio are where the vocal naturally flips from chest to mix and from mix to head voice/falsetto. Passagi for baritones is C4/D4 and E4/F4. For tenors it's around E4/F4 and G4/A4
Since Harry's mix voice begins around D4 he is a baritone
Not really? I'm positive he can go quite a bit lower.
harry styles is way more deeper than that listen to love is war. HIS VOICE IS GETTING MORE DEEPER THAN THAT AS HE AGES
ferret bibes that isn't harry singing...... it's bobby andonov hdhdububid
Hes Lyric Tenor
7:05 THIS IS THE BEST MIX VOICE HE'S DONE!!!!
Its hard to determine his voice but he's kinda light lyric baritone to me? (correct me if i'm wrong)
His voice is great, i've been blown away of his performance of SOTT in Toda Show 2017 but for me he needs a great vocal coach to avoid some strained notes. I think C5 is the maximum high for him and don't go higher than that.
Yes! A lyric baritone, the light/full lyric tags apply to tenors and sopranos only.
Based on how his technique goes, I wouldn't advise him to go higher than G4 or even F4 honestly... I'm very glad he dodged the C5 in Sign of the Times as many times as he could. Taking a rest and working more on his voice would do him so well!!!
@@pb2560 Ohhh.. nice hearing that, now i know. His G4 is awesome, very clean to listen. So i will identify him from now on as a Lyric Baritone. He's great but needs more improving, their break in 1D is really helpful so he can have more time to rest too. I think he needs to rest and do some vocal training of whole 2019 haha
@@pb2560 th-cam.com/video/hqnVfgzkOsQ/w-d-xo.html C5!!
Allan Reyes No his voice his too dark to be a lyric baritone. I’d argue maybe a baritenor or dramatic tenor. He strains a lot but that’s because he’s pushing chest which is partially for stylistic reasons. You can’t attribute his straining to him being a baritone, because even tenors who sing above A4 would strain a bit if they were exclusively pushing chest.
Joshua Hayes then what is he
He’s taking vocal lessons tho, I think he knows what he’s doing with the C5
YEA THE FINELINE ERA LIVE SHOWS ARE CLEAN AF LIKEE THE SOTT HIGHNOTE HE DID IN SECRET LIVE SESSION HIS HIGH REALLY GOT BETTER CLEANER B4 BELT
As boy I Love his voice.
@@Vardel. I don't think there's a B in that performance, if you're talking about the last part then it's a G going to an A
I'm so excited for the new album
Calling him a baritone is like calling adele an alto.
Hes easily a tenor with a very chesty technique that makes him strain like a baritone, but once he dials it down its really easy to spot hes a tenor
If he's a baritone, then he's definitely on the lighter side, but his low notes seem even lighter than many tenors. I think this comes from the fact that previously, he wasn't able to sing higher notes so people just assumed that he's a baritone.
Yeah those C5s in his chest were really good sounding. If he’s a baritone then so’s Paolo Nutini.
congrats on the video! really good to see that i’m not the only one who pays attention in those kind of technical things when harry’s singing!
i would also like to bring something up: i have seen him belting the shit out of a C5 multiple times in that “drag me down” song’s high notes, at live! why he keeps avoiding the same C5 at SOTT? (talking about that part that comes after the last “just stop your crying it’s the sign of the ti-aaaaames (that he does that nice note change when live))
i don’t think he’s just a studio singer, but the ONLY time i saw him belting that powerful C5 of SOTT just like the studio version was on his documentary, when he’s singing SOTT seated at the couch with his arms around mitch, really informal right? my hunch is that he gets a little bit nervous and doesn’t pay attention to his larynx and all the tension around his throat and vocal chords, but when feeling really comfortable he can go that high.
Harry has belted the high note in SOTT two times aside of the documentary (they're both here). But yeah, every other time he's gone for lower note changes. The thing is, I don't see how Harry belting in the upper fourth octave/lower fifth octave is a strength or something that I wanna see again. He pulls up his larynx as he goes higher and that's really damaging to his voice, so personally I prefer when he does those note changes and avoids anything above G4.
Also, the only time he hit the C5 in Drag Me Down was in the Carpool Karaoke. All of the other performances had a lower key so Harry was belting B4s instead if C5s. Well, not that there's a substantial difference, but still.
As you pointed out, having a mostly relaxed throat will help someone to get to their highest notes more easily. But I don't think it's that much of a reason for him to avoid the high notes in SOTT, more than a conscious choice of not belting that high. Straining too much causes vocal fatigue and pain in the throat/face and in the long run can mess with the overall quality of your voice, so I like that Harry is making choices of avoiding the highest belts of his songs (Only Angel, SOTT, Carolina). It's the smartest thing to do, and also, of course, train his voice to belt without straining all the time.
Thanks for your comment!
You did it! Great job, Pamela!
It’s amazing how easily he can hit a G4
Isn't that easy?
@@AlejandroMartinez-pg9dj No but it depends
He is tenor tho so...
@@ri260 he might be, this voice categories don't really matter and don't accuratly defines someone's range. It's an operatic classification
@@juanhoffmann4096 yes
His strain on the C5s tho 😫 at least his lows are nice. Great vid btw!
He’s a guy not many can sing in 5th octave even in of head voice and you can clearly see he is raising his larynx so of course they are strained he’s screaming them like rock stars do. Not a great technique but he’s improving on sustainability with his belts.
His c5s in carpool were relaxed nd the c5 in today show on "we know" also wasn't strained but yea he could use more abdominal support to remove those inconsistencies where sometimes he slays nd sometimes pushes
I loved his falsetto
me: **doesn’t understand the letters and numbers**
**still watches for harry**
very informative! very fun and helpful to sing/follow along and practice matching in context of songs I know and love. and he's so pretty :')
Note and octave
just take out the Tunner and turn on sign of the times it takes his best note A5
Great video!
I’d say he’s more of a baritenor/heldentenor or a dramatic/low tenor than a high baritone, since lyric high baritones tend to max out around A4 or Bb4 in chest voice. He’s not using any mixed voice so pushing chest up into the 4th octave is going to sound a bit strained no matter the voice type. He can hit a high C in chest voice and consistently seems to be able to hit As and Bs and his low notes, while dark don’t have much weight or consistency.
very beautiful 😍😍
I saw that you said he raises his larynx above c4? But his G4s sound so easy and relaxed to me?
Lekha R I did chose his best moments to put here. His G4s in Ultralight Beam are really pretty, but most of the time Harry struggles on his mixed voice. See that on the Sweet Creature chorus. Also, the sound is not the clearest there, and thr acoustics make it sounds more easy for him
And also having a raised larynx doesn't mean you automatically super strain on everything. Ariana, for example, raises her larynx on D5 and above on her mix but she still has a great ease on the fifth octave when she's on her best shape.
Harry's mix is overall very throaty and strained, but of course on his best days he's able to deliver great vocals like the ones I chose to put here.
ok, thank you! I'm doing my best to learn more about vocal technique, and you're the first person who's responded to me, so thank you!!
it just surprises me that he's throaty, he sounds more nasal in his higher range, but maybe it's just how I hear it?
Ease doesn't mean its supported
And what does raising the larynx have to do with this? Raising it it’s not bad like many vocal coaches say!
i dont have much knowledge about singing as in professional stuff, but isnt his voice kinda made for rock rather than pop, considering its deep and raspy af? if yes, don't all rockstars pretty much strain while belting high notes? i know that straining isnt very healthy and could be damaging but i feel like it is something he can't change because of his voice? im probably wrong, and if so, i would like someone to enlighten me lol
Well voices aren't made for one thing, but you're right, I think his voice is best suited for this genre more than bubblegum pop or anything else. He also surprised me with the folky tone in From the Dining Table in which I think he sounds awesome.
His rasp is more of a thing of bad technique. He's always had problem with throatiness (aka the rasp) because he doesn't use an optimal placement, and his chestiness adds to it as well as his forced high larynx to reach higher notes. It's a very common thing in underdeveloped voices who want ease on their higher range. In 1D he was the belter along with Zayn and then he took over that role after he left so all that belting with strain didn't help to mature his voice nicely.
I think it's possible to overcome the rasp problem with a better placement and move even mixing (so he doesn't push his chest voice so high) but I highly doubt he's looking for that as I think he really likes the gritty tone he's using in this era. I really hope his next album proves me wrong cause I would love for him to get better training, I really like his voice and he has shown so much potential.
Yeah he's more rock than pop. He could go in pop rock tho but purely pop is hard. From the creator of this vid said that G4 and F4 is the maximum in his voice because those notes is much more clean other than his high's and way less dangerous. But Styles good day could go higher like the C5 in 7:15 and 2:11 in this link th-cam.com/video/HDfbIvKlvMI/w-d-xo.html . Yeah he can't change it but he can get a proper training from vocal coaches for more techniques so he can lessen his straining singing high's.
Pamela Bravo thank you so much for explaining it to me! now it really does make sense, and i see the issue. I just thought his natural voice was raspy, you know, as in he was supposed to have this rasp going on because he was born with it, and i know voices arent made for one thing in particular, i didnt use the right words i shouldve, what i meant is that, in my opinion, rock seems like it was made for him,as in it works best with his voice, idk, i was super excited about it when i listened to his album for the first time.
Pamela Bravo i also agree with you, he probably should get a better vocal coach or something, because we cant afford losing a voice like his haha. of course, unless, as you said, he is intentionally going for this particular type of sound and style, but yeah, i have the same expectations from the second album! also, he also surprised me with From The Dining Table, i think it might be my favorite song of his.
Yeah, I really like the genre he's in right now. You can tell this is really his sound and his first record was quite solid for being the first! From the Dining Table is also my favorite song from HS1:)
Rasp is never a natural thing in someone's voice. Rasp is either add as a conscious choice or as a result of bad technique, but it's almost never a good thing because the ways to achieve rasp are not very healthy for the voice. Another alternative for rasp is growling, which as opposed as rasp can be done in a healthy way. Beyonce is known for using the growling technique in a way that doesn't ruin her vocal chords, if you want to look for examples. Of course you can still use rasp if you have a good technique, but it's best to understand what it does to the voice and if it's really worth it to make your throat suffer just to sound gritty.
Is there a Zayn Malik live vocal range video of yours? I love the way you create videos and it’s obvious you know what you’re saying when it comes about singing techniques.
Love ya ❤️
Aw thank you for your comment! I think people pay enough attention to Zayn's voice when it comes to technique, and as I said in the description I made this to have a closer look to his voice and figure out his vocal fach - and I already know Zayn is a tenor. Also I don't keep up with him that much, but maybe you can expect more of him later here haha. Thanks again!
Pamela Bravo seriously though, Zayns voice and technique is good and all but I still prefer liams techniques over Zayns and although Harry is my favourite but he should train his voice for the C5s otherwise his notes ARE good. To me I prefer harry over zayn anyday
Harold Is Holy Well I mean, Harrys C5s aren't his only problem. Most of his belting range is strained and his throatiness is out of this world. Zayn still maintains a healthy technique up to F#4 and has a decent low range. Tone wise, I prefer Zayn over Harry but I understand that's subjective haha. And I'm not that familiar with Liam, but I remember from when I made the vocal range video for his EP that his belting was quite problematic. Zayn is still at the top when it comes to technique.
@@pb2560 I have to agree that Zayn and Liam's techniques are better than Harry's (although he's improved a lot over the past few years), but I absolutely LOVE Harry's vocal tone 100% more than anyone else's. But as you said, that's totally an opinion. As a side note, I also think Harry has an incredible speaking voice. So low, rich, and relaxing.
why do some of the upper register notes sound like head voice ?
I think it's cause he's using the "ooo" vowel
Hes a Tenor-Alto because hes real range Is C3-E5
Low chest C3-B3
High mixed Chest C4-C5
FALSETTO G#4-E5
That kid voice called baritone? Hahahaha He just have a good domain of his chest voice lower vocal range, before fry, but he is a tenor, for real, nothing more.
Agree the baritone comment is hilarious
Hi, what program did you use to go putting the notes to the side? I wait your answer, thank you 😊
I use Sony Vegas for all of my videos :)
I feel like D3 is just his speaking voice
I believe he's a dramatic baritone or a "full"/heavy-toned lyric baritone. His tone is so heavy and the higher he goes the more impact his voice has.
He has such a large vocal range, he constantly speaks in D2-E2, and can belt up to C5 live, I don't know why he doesn't incorporate more of his lower register into his music, he sounds great in his lower range.
His head voice needs a bit more of development, which I think will improve his mixed voice which is pretty chesty right now.
I'm a baritone and this man is my inspiration, I love his voice so much!!
Ow I'm a bariotne too, but with practice will I sound as good as Harry in thoses G4s ?
@@musicval7462 Yes!
G4 is very accessible for all baritones with enough practice.
I'm also a baritone and I used to struggle with reaching F4 even when warmed up, with enough practice I can almost always hit G4 with ease. So it's definitely possible!
@@musicval7462 at first they might sound a bit thin or shouty, but as you get more comfortable and find balance in your mix it'll sound powerful.
Personally I think G4 is a baritone's money note 👌🏻
@@OmarHawari Oh cool! Because I beghan lesons one month ago and at first I had a hard time to reach an F4 but now it's easier (still a bit shouty haha), but I can reach G4 and even G#4 but I'm shouting really loud and I can sing consistently at like D4/D#4 and I would
love to be able to sing consistantly on F4 and G4, so it's possible with practice x) ? haha
@@musicval7462 Absolutely!
A tip is to tell yourself it's possible to hit these notes without pushing so you can subconciously relax when hitting them.
You have it in you, it's already in your range, it's just not as intuitive to hit at first, but with time it'll become natural, you'll even reach easy and light A4s!
Wow he has almost 3 octaves!
Is he pushing his chest voice too high?
Yes, he raises his larynx and is quite throaty
@@LekhaPReddy how high do you think he should sing?
I think that most times it’s intentional .
Because some of his B4s and C5s are clean.
Yeah. Even a higher baritone like him has no business singing C5s with a chesty mix.
Most definitely, you can hear how high is larynx is and how the notes have a shouty quality. It's difficult for baritones to get around A4-C5 without sounding strained. Harry could sound even more amazing if he got rid of his neck tension when belting.
Tenor lmao it very clear
He sound very youthful airy and low larynx lows his comfortable singing relaxed phrasing f4-g4 in chest voice (tenor passagio) also his chest voice go to C5 even alot of tenor cant reach that in chest belt / chest mix so they sometimes transpose down tenor climaxes to b4 i don't even know why he is baritone his lows is very brief while all of his song is in tenor range
My baby 💜🌼
Why does his speaking voice sound si much lower than his singing voice. He struggles with low notes when singing but when he talks his voice is much lower?
Sounds like a high baritone or a baritenor
Tenor
benor
Boner
Well, that escalated quickly
Applehead MJ Jackson skksks
7:30
Oh my God he sounds like a member of one d
A curly hair lad😢
the description says you don't think he has a very good technique, what do you mean with that? (i'm genuinely curious, i watch a lot of vocal analysis videos at the moment and try to learn as much as possible :))
hsxbutterfly It's okay! I think he uses a very unhealthy technique. He pushes his voice and his belting is very tense and strained, a quick look at the veins on his neck will tell you that. Moreover, his falsetto lacks development and he has very poor ease on it. And he pushes his larynx down on his lows very early for a baritone.
At the same time I'm very surprised at his singing in general. He's a great musician, he knows how to add harmonies and change parts to keep the songs interesting. He also often avoids his highest notes which I quite like because straining too much is obviously not good for his voice. And he knows how to bring his mix very high, something that I find so great! That's why I think working with a vocal coach would be amazing, he just needs to have better support and relax his throat and face, and learn to mix more headily to avoid that nuch strain, as well as strengthening his low register and maybe his falsetto. But yeah, there's a lot of room for improvement there. He doesn't seem to be seeking vocal training, which worries me a lot because he may lose his voice pretty early if he keeps going like this.
@@pb2560 that was very helpful, thank you very much!! let's hope he'll get a vocal coach then!
@@pb2560 definetly spinto tenor
If you think hes a bsritone.then definiteoy stop making videos and eat your own BULLSHIT
prefer noto Ok I will thanks for your comment xoxo
@@pb2560 so you agree then?
he can hit a D2
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do a 2019 one! please!
8:07 i want this vid..
Anyone help plz,!!!
he's a baritone without a doubt. Idek why people think that's up for debate.
He is tenor lol airy low larynx lows his voice sits in tenor range F4 and g4 he is just untrained and under developed tenor if you search tenor passagio is around e4 -f4 for lower ster tenor he is clearly sits higher those low notes are sometime just briefs while he is comfy sings high
@@rii1240 It doesn't mean anything, with training you can have the vocal range of a tenor but he is a baritone, his voice is too dark to be a tenor.
@@rikisalva8617 there are sub classification among tenors btw (lyric, spinto, dramatic). Not all tenor sounds light.
I believe harry styles is a full lyric tenor or spinto tenor
@@rikisalva8617 but he clearly isn't lmao
@@rikisalva8617 too dark ? Omg go outside more lmao his voice as light as feather
Great baritone !!
What's his supported range?
I'm not really sure he supports at all, but he has no strain to C#3 on his lower notes. Above C4 his voice is throaty and he has high larynx.
Pamela Bravo how is he able to hit that C5? The very first time he sang Sign of the Times he couldn't.
Wesley Scolmeister Well, it could be a lot of things. Maybe that day that he sang it for the first time he just couldn't belt that high. And over time he has been able to hit it better, so it's also a thing if building ease. He does avoid the C5 nowadays though (which I very much prefer instead of listening to his super strained voice)
Pamela Bravo do you think he is a baritone? Because, I personally think I'm one, and in a few songs I'm able to hit a B4, never a C5. 😅
Wesley Scolmeister Yes, I'm pretty sure he's a baritone. You can see that his mix starts very early and he has a lot of comfort on the upper second octave.
And you could be able to go higher by building ease, making your mix headier, practice, etc. Harry just goes one semitone higher than you, so the C5 is not that far away! Just make sure not to sing high that much if you strain a lot there.
What song is at 0:57
Landslide
What song is it at 5:30 ?
Girl Crush
Whats the song at G4?
in order, the songs are: what makes you beautiful, ultralight beam, just a little bit of your heart, and sweet creature
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8:02 song?
meet me in the hallway
@@ellieelliee Thank you