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Originally Posted by goldustsongbird
I know nothing about notes, but some live songs and demos to consider:
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That first one went up to D5s in both falsetto and full voice, nice! The Silver Springs demo would not play! Two clips from The Highwayman demo were used in the vocal range video. I think someone may have pointed out the Leather and Lace demo, up to C#5 in falsetto. Thank you for the links!
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Originally Posted by michelej1
Yes, I don't know if a falsetto really counts for your purposes. Michele
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Oh yes, I used falsetto for comparison purposes, and also her highest note so far is falsetto! I loved Midnight Wind. A looong falsetto C#5 from Stevie there and a powerful vocal. A shame the fade had to start so soon! Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Travis
Hi Warmsir3!
In my quick skim thru this thread, I don't think anyone mentioned "Sorcerer" from Trouble In Shangri-La and the 2005 version of "Dreams" by Deep Dish feat. Stevie. From Sorcerer, the line "in my misery" seems high for Stevie, espeically given that her voice has dropped a few registers since the 70's and early 80's. I'm curious to know what these two are.
Thanks!
Travis
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The 2005 version of Dreams is a semitone higher, meaning she goes up to C#5 in falsetto (again!) on "it's only right"! I love Sorcerer, "in my misery yeah yeah" ends on falsetto A4, but I understand why it might sound higher. Down to F3 aswell. Thanks!
Edit: Had a listen to some Say You Will tracks again, the title track and Thrown Down have some nice F3s, Illume has solid E3s. Everybody Finds Out goes from F3 to Bb4 (twice) in full voice. Some more E3s in Goodbye Baby... major goosebumps on this one! Smile At You, less impressive than the "angry" demo, still great singing in the higher register around A4, and down to, you guessed it, E3 a few times.