Great video it's always nice to hear more about the technical aspects of Scott's vocals! Do you plan on doing a supported range video for any of the other members because that would be fantastic?
I’m a tenor and my lowest note is a G2 and the highest an F#4 ( it’s all in pure chest because I don’t know how to mix ) You’re not suddenly a false tenor if you can’t go higher than F4
That's true. I'm a tenor, and I can only support around A2-D4 give or take, and my chest voice range is around F2-F4, but I can used mixed voice to go up to Eb5, and Falsetto/headvoice to go up to F#5. In the end though, I'm still not the best singer, I'm still working on incorporating this into a song. If you want to work on mixed voice, I can give you a good video when I look it up in a second
Thank you! About the others, I would have to check them in more depth. Scott was easier because there was already a profile about his supported range, but maybe I'll to the others eventually. I already have some clues :)
Pamela Bravo That’s true. I feel like Mitch is somewhere like C3-B4/C5 (but I could be wrong) and he’s consistent with his head voice I just don’t know how much he supports there. Idk about Kirsti or Avi yeah Ik he left lol. Poor Kevin, people considers him a vocalist and but him in vocal battles but he ain’t that bad lol
I wouldn't give Mitch the C5s, since he has never hit them live and the times he's done it they are strained. He has the resonant B4 on the Frozen Medley but I think that's the only instance he has supported that note. So I'd go with A4/Bb4 for his mixed voice. I'm a little clueless about his low notes but I know he constantly supports Eb3s, and his low notes in "Find Me" sound supported to me. I'd have to see where he becomes inconsistent. And I'd give him C5/C#5 for his head voice, but again I'll have to check (examples of his true head voice are not very common). About Kirstie, she seems very inconsistent with her mix. She has become better these last months, so maybe she has the C#5/D5. She has great lows but sometimes has issues with G#3s, but I know she has supported E3s. And I think she supports a great part of her head voice, E5 at least (well, based on one note I can remember haha). Avi has a great mix too. I'd give him C#4/D4 (idk what notes he sings on the Silent Night video but they sound supported too). Onto his lows, he's ok until D2/Eb2 imo, but (again) I'll have to check. And I don't really know if he uses head voice, so it's only chest and mix for him. (I'm just trying to keep track of what I think now, but you can totally argue with me haha :) I wanna know everyone's opinions)
Pamela Bravo No I actually agree with you. I thought Mitch was more consistent lol. I know he has supported lower than Eb3 but like you said it might not be consistent. Well all I know is he’s slaying most tenors haha. On the other 2, I agree. But I’m wondering if Avi is actually a true bass cause it seems he starts mixing later for a bass. Probably a bass-baritone. Or is that only me? Lol
kpoparina I'm very sure he's a bass. His G#3 already sound mixed, and by C4 you can tell he's not as comfortable. Might be that his mixed voice is very gentle, but he starts mixing very low :)
You should check his profile on thevocalpoint in tumblr, there it's all more specified. But basically his notes below G#2 don't have support because he becomes too fry-ish, and F#2 (or even G2) and below he lowers his larynx.
I often compare my voice to his, because my singing range is quite similar. Although I feel like I am an undertrained tenor, because the lowest my voice ever gets is F2 in the mornings, the range just cuts off below G2 at a good day. I can often support G#2, but A2 is a safer bet and can go to F#4 quite consistantly. Higher than that and it's a 50/50 shot. Most likely because my technique is shit. I feel most at home singing in the Eb3-Eb4 range though. Could you recommend a good place where I can seek knowledge and try to understand singing more thoroughly? Thanks!
Dāvis Ribners You're welcome! MrSkinnyJeans is a great place to start, I think. He has a video with the basics of singing and a tumblr blog (thevocalpoint) where it's all more specified :)
I got the Scott info from a blog, so I'm not sure about the others. I think Mitch is C3/C#3-Bb4 without head voice, Kirstin is E3/F3-C#5/D5, and Avi is D2-D4/Eb4, but I'll need to check them in deep for that (though I'm pretty sure about Mitch's). I haven't really checked Kevin so I'm clueless about his range :)
Pamela Bravo Ok, I think it goes like that. Doesn't it? Scott: G#2 - F#4 Avi: D2 - D4 Kirstin: E3 - D5 - E5 Mitch: C3 - C5 - F#5 (that one in 'We Are Ninjas') Kevin: D3 - (?) I am not talking about consistency, just their best.
Yeah, pretty much. But I don't know if I would give Mitch so much in head voice... And he has never supported C5s live, so if anything I would give him the B4. Do you have examples of that D3 of Kevin? I'm very curious :)
Pamela Bravo Yeah Mitch didn't hit the C5 live. I am sure for his F#5 in 'We Are Ninjas' tho. About Kevin I am not sure exactly...Search his vocal range video.
The ''mix'' voice starts at C4? I don't believe that actually, that's way too early in the range of a baritone, i'm a baritone myself and my ''mix'' starts at F4. I don't think he developed it that much cuz he doesn't use headvoice that much.
Baritone mostly start in Bb3 or B3 or C4. He doesn't develope that much? what a joke. And yes he mostly only use falsetto so no support on upper register
we love a slayin’ baritone
It seems so weird he's never supported higher when that F#4 was so powerful and resonant.
It's prob bcuz he's so chesty so it's harder for him to go higher. But I mean F4/F♯4 is already high for a baritone already.
F#4 for a baritone is like a A4 for a tenor. It's pretty high, there is no need of more than that
That F4 and F♯4 are the BEST!!!
F4 is absolutely good for a baritone... every baritone should support F#2-F#4
Bernardo G. But I'm a baritone and I support Eb2/E2- C#4:(
Lovatic 4ever you either haven't worked on your mixed voice as well as you should or you're a bass
Same I think I might be a bass
Bernardo G. lol that’s easier said than done
memoirs of an imperfect baritone I know 😂😂😂😂
I’m in love with this and him. He’s my fave male vocalist. Thank you so much!!
4:07 t-Rex Scott
Side effect of sustaining a note for twelve seconds
Pamela Bravo V true
and with it being a baritone F4 it really brings out the T-Rex in him
King. Almost 2 octaves without head voice
Thanks for the video❤️ Scott is indeed a great baritone!
the resonance on the last F#4
Great video it's always nice to hear more about the technical aspects of Scott's vocals! Do you plan on doing a supported range video for any of the other members because that would be fantastic?
Actually no, because I'm not very sure of the consistent range of the other members haha :) But maybe I'll do them at some point!
Please do Kristin
the firtst f4 clip had me laughing bc scott's hand was curled all weird lmao
strawberry 😂😂😂😂 he looks like my mom when she asked my to do something cause she's "crippled"
Yes I was waiting for the best F#4 lol sksjksnsms
5:02 wowwwww
2:03 is actually an A2, same at 2:09. But thanks for putting this together!
This is impressive for a baritone! ❤️
The last F#4 huhu
All I hear is art
He can hit high whistle notes in the Halloween party after math/ Q&A video in super fruit
mitch supported range video?
Nice video!! 😊
I’m a tenor and my lowest note is a G2 and the highest an F#4 ( it’s all in pure chest because I don’t know how to mix )
You’re not suddenly a false tenor if you can’t go higher than F4
That's true. I'm a tenor, and I can only support around A2-D4 give or take, and my chest voice range is around F2-F4, but I can used mixed voice to go up to Eb5, and Falsetto/headvoice to go up to F#5. In the end though, I'm still not the best singer, I'm still working on incorporating this into a song. If you want to work on mixed voice, I can give you a good video when I look it up in a second
Chris Liepe falsetto vs head voice vs mix
@신비 I'm saying voice classification isnt based on range
I can go way higher than a F4 with my mixed voice, but I'm a baritone
I hope for Kirstie next or Mitch
cries because angel
Can you do calum scott vocal range pls.
oh is scott hoying that guy from home free
Can you do a support range video of Mitch Grassi
Omg thank you so much for this video! I’m wondering what the supported ranges are for the other members too. Do you know?
Thank you! About the others, I would have to check them in more depth. Scott was easier because there was already a profile about his supported range, but maybe I'll to the others eventually. I already have some clues :)
Pamela Bravo That’s true. I feel like Mitch is somewhere like C3-B4/C5 (but I could be wrong) and he’s consistent with his head voice I just don’t know how much he supports there. Idk about Kirsti or Avi yeah Ik he left lol. Poor Kevin, people considers him a vocalist and but him in vocal battles but he ain’t that bad lol
I wouldn't give Mitch the C5s, since he has never hit them live and the times he's done it they are strained. He has the resonant B4 on the Frozen Medley but I think that's the only instance he has supported that note. So I'd go with A4/Bb4 for his mixed voice. I'm a little clueless about his low notes but I know he constantly supports Eb3s, and his low notes in "Find Me" sound supported to me. I'd have to see where he becomes inconsistent. And I'd give him C5/C#5 for his head voice, but again I'll have to check (examples of his true head voice are not very common).
About Kirstie, she seems very inconsistent with her mix. She has become better these last months, so maybe she has the C#5/D5. She has great lows but sometimes has issues with G#3s, but I know she has supported E3s. And I think she supports a great part of her head voice, E5 at least (well, based on one note I can remember haha).
Avi has a great mix too. I'd give him C#4/D4 (idk what notes he sings on the Silent Night video but they sound supported too). Onto his lows, he's ok until D2/Eb2 imo, but (again) I'll have to check. And I don't really know if he uses head voice, so it's only chest and mix for him.
(I'm just trying to keep track of what I think now, but you can totally argue with me haha :) I wanna know everyone's opinions)
Pamela Bravo No I actually agree with you. I thought Mitch was more consistent lol. I know he has supported lower than Eb3 but like you said it might not be consistent. Well all I know is he’s slaying most tenors haha. On the other 2, I agree. But I’m wondering if Avi is actually a true bass cause it seems he starts mixing later for a bass. Probably a bass-baritone. Or is that only me? Lol
kpoparina I'm very sure he's a bass. His G#3 already sound mixed, and by C4 you can tell he's not as comfortable. Might be that his mixed voice is very gentle, but he starts mixing very low :)
@Pamela Bravo Thanks
could you please give me the links to the C3 @ 0:20 and the G#2 @ 2:20
thank tou
C3: th-cam.com/video/zbuR1Nd5d7M/w-d-xo.html G#2: th-cam.com/video/IXlHRMJwS5o/w-d-xo.html
you're welcome! :)
What is classified as supported? Doesn't his notes lower than G#2 also have support? E2 on Guy.exe, etc.
You should check his profile on thevocalpoint in tumblr, there it's all more specified. But basically his notes below G#2 don't have support because he becomes too fry-ish, and F#2 (or even G2) and below he lowers his larynx.
I often compare my voice to his, because my singing range is quite similar. Although I feel like I am an undertrained tenor, because the lowest my voice ever gets is F2 in the mornings, the range just cuts off below G2 at a good day. I can often support G#2, but A2 is a safer bet and can go to F#4 quite consistantly. Higher than that and it's a 50/50 shot. Most likely because my technique is shit. I feel most at home singing in the Eb3-Eb4 range though. Could you recommend a good place where I can seek knowledge and try to understand singing more thoroughly?
Thanks!
Dāvis Ribners You're welcome! MrSkinnyJeans is a great place to start, I think. He has a video with the basics of singing and a tumblr blog (thevocalpoint) where it's all more specified :)
He didn't sound fryish in guy.exe
Maybe the sound quality of the low part isn't the best, but he was indeed fryish. He also lowered his larynx a lot.
What song and where is that F#4, the last one??
th-cam.com/video/06foYY03oSU/w-d-xo.html at 2:05 :)
Pamela Bravo Thanks!!! Loved the video ❤️❤️
2:02 2:08 2:16 2:20
Wow G#2-F#4...i'm barely able to support Bb2 to E4...shame on me
@Pamela Bravo what was the song you used on the intro
Goodbye From Lonely by Superfruit:)
DO YOU HAVE A LINK TO 5:07?!
th-cam.com/video/06foYY03oSU/w-d-xo.html ;)
What doed N/A mean again
"Not applicable", because Scott doesn't support his head voice :)
Pamela Bravo thank you
What is supported range ???
Can you tell me what is Avi's, Kirstin's, Mitch's and Kevin's supported range? Matt is new yet...
I got the Scott info from a blog, so I'm not sure about the others. I think Mitch is C3/C#3-Bb4 without head voice, Kirstin is E3/F3-C#5/D5, and Avi is D2-D4/Eb4, but I'll need to check them in deep for that (though I'm pretty sure about Mitch's). I haven't really checked Kevin so I'm clueless about his range :)
Pamela Bravo Ok, I think it goes like that. Doesn't it?
Scott: G#2 - F#4
Avi: D2 - D4
Kirstin: E3 - D5 - E5
Mitch: C3 - C5 - F#5 (that one in 'We Are Ninjas')
Kevin: D3 - (?)
I am not talking about consistency, just their best.
Yeah, pretty much. But I don't know if I would give Mitch so much in head voice... And he has never supported C5s live, so if anything I would give him the B4.
Do you have examples of that D3 of Kevin? I'm very curious :)
Pamela Bravo Yeah Mitch didn't hit the C5 live. I am sure for his F#5 in 'We Are Ninjas' tho. About Kevin I am not sure exactly...Search his vocal range video.
@@nicktsapras5814 his a4s are supported last time i checked his Bb4s (radioactive) were unsupported. his b4s are too (attention, shallow)
What was that song in the beginning
Goodbye from lonely by superfruit
What is his vocal range in general? Like strain and all?
D2-B4-F#6
Pamela Bravo hunty f#6!! Could you find it?!
Pamela Bravo like a video of the f#6
Yeah! th-cam.com/video/Plh2sfrbdlc/w-d-xo.html 4:53
OMG ty
What's the song in the beginning of the video
Goodbye From Lonely by Superfruit
What is the song at 3:05
th-cam.com/video/F6KGeWvxt9Q/w-d-xo.html
what does the ! mean
Highest/lowest note supported depending on the area :)
so G#2-F#4?
G#2 - F4/F#4
Pamela Bravo that's almost 2 Octaves that is amazing
Did he support F2s in the new song?
No, the F#2 and E2 were unsupported, they're growled with a low larynx. Just compare their quality to any note on the G#2-B2 range.
@@pb2560
Aw, thanks for responding...
Do you think he'll be able to do them live?
The ''mix'' voice starts at C4? I don't believe that actually, that's way too early in the range of a baritone, i'm a baritone myself and my ''mix'' starts at F4. I don't think he developed it that much cuz he doesn't use headvoice that much.
The pasaggio of a baritone is around B3 usually, so yes. Maybe you do start your mix earlier or you are a tenor.
Baritone mostly start in Bb3 or B3 or C4. He doesn't develope that much? what a joke. And yes he mostly only use falsetto so no support on upper register
we mix on every note lol.
He's ridiculously tense. His entire timbre relies on constriction.
What's the last song?