Roberto Tiranti High Notes

Some high notes from the singer of the italian band Labyrinth.
Studio Notes: Song NoteTime

1) In the Shade F5# A5 0:00
2) In the Shade A5#,G5# C6 0:21
3) The Prophet G5# A5 B5 a5# 1:08
4) Livin'n in a Maze G5# 1:29
5) Hand In Hand F5# to C6 1:41
6) When I Will fly F5,G5#,A5 2:17
7) M3 F5,G5# on the melody,then final scream is
C6 2:39
8) Meanings C5# Chest Voice 3:35
9) Piece of Time A5# G5#,Then G5#,A5,A5# 3:55

Live Notes:

10) Lady Lost in Time F5# to B5 4:24
11) Somebody to Love G5# C6 4:50
12) Moonlight C6 5:08
13) Moonlight final Phrase all on F5# to A5 and
the final note is a D6 5:18
14) A Ciascuno La Sua Spada B5 5:53
15) A Ciascuno La Sua Spada D6 6:05
16) A Ciascuno La Sua Spada B5 C6 D6 6:12
17) Fratello B5 C6 6:25
18) Child In time with several high notes,highest is EB6 or D6#!!! Way higher than Original Version...

Also i have a problem with pictures,so i just ws able to insert one jeje...
I dont Own any of this clips.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Roberto
• Tiranti
• High
• Notes
• Labyrinth
• Falsetto
• Vocal
• Metal
• C6
• D6
• EB6
• D6#
• Voice

[Alcoccone]

What's the song at 2.39=

[MetalNeyth]

@Alcoccone is called "M3" from the album "Freeman"

[jowox]

nice! although it is falsetto some of them are pretty intense!

[MetalNeyth]

yeah,also some of them sound likes whistle register,is like some kind of high falsetto and whistle xD.

Thanks for watch xD

[Lodicat]

Roberto is truly awesome!! One of my favorites for sure!!!

[felipe75562]

esse cara canta muito

[Burnedwish]

quel punto è bastardo...

[kerpeler]

M A G I C

[kendallreeve]

@GoodGuitarSolos james labrie use the same idea: connect and mix chest voice with head voice...you can use more o less chest voice in your mix, that's your choise:)

[kendallreeve]

@GoodGuitarSolos i've never said that these notes have chest voice...i said that if you use head voice you can connect with chest voice or mix with chest voice...if you use falsetto in high notes you can never connect...

[GoodGuitarSolos]

@kendallreeve These notes have zero chest connection and they are airy which leads them to be non-modal.

watch?v=5iNyDi7yQlA These high notes are absolutely full.

[kendallreeve]

@GoodGuitarSolos it's obvious that it doesn't sound full, because he is using head voice and whistle voice, so chest voice is not engaged...when you're using falsetto, your vocal chords aren't touching so your chest voice can't be used...instead when you use head voice, it's possible to mix it with chest voice (in certain region of your range).

vocal coach like seth riggs or brett manning, teaches this technique :)

[GoodGuitarSolos]

@kendallreeve I'm not sure if you are using falsetto as different meaning but for me falsetto = non-modal. These super-high notes are blatantly falsetto/non-modal, there is nothing remotely full about them.

[kendallreeve]

@GoodGuitarSolos i don't think so, chords aren't touching in pure falsetto and...but hey, that's my point of view...

[GoodGuitarSolos]

@kendallreeve Nope, it is pure falsetto, aka non-modal.