Originally posted by melon51:[..]
I guess we're doing both here on the forum. Posting the audio fragments and then talk about it a little? Much better than just talking yes
Of course!
Originally posted by melon51:[..]
I guess we're doing both here on the forum. Posting the audio fragments and then talk about it a little? Much better than just talking yes
Originally posted by melon51:[..]
Haha, I know you did.. That scream, screech, whatever it's called in MW was F, Fis, or in between. The sick puppy demo schreech is between G and Ab though, so a full note higher.. Happy to help you out in the continuous search for the highest note he's ever sung, or... schreeched for that matter
Cheers!
Originally posted by Peterrrrr:Also lets not forget the falsettoscream in Wire, 1:27
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Originally posted by Peterrrrr:Another open-voice C#5 14:43
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THanks a lot @peterrrrr and @melon51, keep it up!!! 
Originally posted by LikeASong:My gosh, so much great stuff going on in this thread and so little time to check it all out
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
I think I mentioned Wire yesterday in the Bad thread - to my knowledge that's Bono's highest chest voice to date - he hits a D5 on the "COOOLD". It could be argued that it's half falsetto half scream though.
Originally posted by MattG:I just want to say this thread is absolute FIRE and you guys are sharing some amazing stuff. Cracking back open the U2 fandom in a big way today.
Originally posted by miryclay:[..]
From memory I would say it is Can't Help Falling in Love live or solo studio. Possibly ?.
Originally posted by Peterrrrr:[..]
That wad discussed alot on an interference thread many years ago, I see if I can find it
G# is a half step above G, whereas Ab means a half step down from A... Will look up the correct definition, haha