Stevie really needs to rethink not participating in the new Fleetwood Mac album

[Tango]

Originally Posted by ~*BellaDonna*~

If you're going to throw insults around, at least find a new word.

Well, there is another word for it, actually. But "goat bleater" is often used in it's place: the word is "tremolo."

http://bohemianvocalstudio.com/vibrato-vs-tremolo



"What is vibrato – and how does it differ to tremolo? For starters, Vibrato is the natural state of your vocal chords – if you took consonant sounds and words out of the mix, your resonant voice would gravitate towards vibrato after a few seconds of holding the tone." . . .

"Whereas tremolo is actually shifting the pitch itself up and down like doing hammer-ons and pull-offs on an electric guitar – it’s tiring, wears your vocal chords and sounds a little bit like a goat ‘bleating’.

David Coverdale had a great natural vibrato while singing for Deep Purple in the 70’s, along with Paul Rodgers in Bad Company/Free, Aretha Franklin and Ray Charles – whereas Stevie Nicks (who’s voice I absolutely love, by the way!) and Mick Jagger (Ditto) actually use Tremolo for the most part because of their throat position, delivery and chord closure."