Voice Type & Note Comparison

Timi at 16h06

May

2011

Voice Type & Note Comparison

This thread is just for discussing differences between different singers, notes and stuff.

One funny comparison is to hear a tenor and a baritone hitting the same note. Sometimes the notes can be entirely different:

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