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Eponine Girl

Basses are

I'm not one, and neither is Yoshimitsu, I'm just wondering what y'all think, because I think they are totally cool.
Desperado

http://icaughtyouadeliciousbass.com/


Edit: Damn.
Carlotta

I find that a bass's voice is much more masculine than a tenor's. I love a good tenor, but I will swoon for a great bass.
Eponine Girl

Desperado wrote:
http://icaughtyouadeliciousbass.com/


Edit: Damn.


Har har
kimliesl

I love basses. My boyfriend is a baritone bordering on bass and I'd rather hear him sing than a tenor anyday.
lakmé

I live with a pretty great bass-baritone.
LesWickedPhantom

I don't care what a guy's voice part is... if he can sing well, he's already scored points with me. If I had to choose, I'd pick a lower-Tenor. mmmmm
GlamorousGriz

lakmé wrote:
I live with a pretty great bass-baritone.


You have no idea how envious I am right now! Very Happy
Descartes

LesWickedPhantom wrote:
I don't care what a guy's voice part is... if he can sing well, he's already scored points with me. If I had to choose, I'd pick a lower-Tenor. mmmmm


I'm a lower tenor who sings badly. Halfway there.

Des.
LoneWanderer

Descartes wrote:
LesWickedPhantom wrote:
I don't care what a guy's voice part is... if he can sing well, he's already scored points with me. If I had to choose, I'd pick a lower-Tenor. mmmmm


I'm a lower tenor who sings badly. Halfway there.

Des.


Hm? Lower tenor without a G? I dunno, maybe you have a tenor voice quality in which case that would make you a lower tenor but if you ask me it sounds more like you're a baritone.

I'm a big fan of high baritones...or rather...I am a high baritone so I like to think they are the best voice type Razz .

~The Lone Wanderer
Kragey

I'm partial to all vocal ranges in the proper form. However, having a bass for a twin has definitely softened me to them...but powerful baritones remain my weakness.
dramaqueen220222

Back when we did LesMiz, there was something about the way the guy who played Javert sang...He was a baritone/bass...Ah man...His voice would send me and my best friend into orgasms every time.
Eponine Girl

Oh no, I'm talking basses whose voices sound like a bass guitar....i.e. Tim Storms, Roger Kurt, Viktor Wichniakov.
EponineGiry

I said manly-and-turn-me-on because by far the hottest guy in our choir is a bass and our tenors suck. And the rumbliness is sexy. Okay?!
Quique

Type...

I still don't know what the hell I am, hehe. Well, one thing for sure, I'm no bass. I have a deep voice but I highly doubt it would be considered a bass range.

Why don't some of you post short clips, or something, along with your voice type? I bet half of you are going to claim one thing but really be considered something else, haha! Well, I shouldn't talk, I don't even know what I am. Confused
lakmé

GlamorousGriz wrote:
lakmé wrote:
I live with a pretty great bass-baritone.


You have no idea how envious I am right now! Very Happy


As well you should be. He's super-fab.
Eponine Girl

Re: Type...

Quique wrote:
I still don't know what the hell I am, hehe. Well, one thing for sure, I'm no bass. I have a deep voice but I highly doubt it would be considered a bass range.

Why don't some of you post short clips, or something, along with your voice type? I bet half of you are going to claim one thing but really be considered something else, haha! Well, I shouldn't talk, I don't even know what I am. Confused


Well, some true basses only go to like D2, which even some tenors can hit! But it is very dark and resonant from a true bass, although not necessarily much lower than anyone else.

Most can go into the contra octave though, without just grumbling (I'm not talking Bass-Baritone or Lyric Bass) "Profondo" is what I mean by true bass.

If you are 5'5", it's unlikely to have long vocal chords and be short. I know we've been over this before hwo there are exceptions aplenty, the onyl true bass I know in person is 5'6", but most of the time they are tall to ahve long vocal chords.

I think you should post a clip, I'm so interested!
LaurelDP

Basses make me hot in the pants.
Fogeyman

When I was a teenager, I used to sing bass in the church choir. I'm really a baritone, so in church choirs I can usually sing either tenor or bass, as long as it's not TOO high or TOO low.

Anyway, I always used to sit next to this big black guy -- Lonnie Stanford, a Navy man. He had the lowest voice I've ever heard. While I was singing the bass part as written, he's sing it an octave down.

It was amazing.
Eponine Girl

Fogeyman wrote:
When I was a teenager, I used to sing bass in the church choir. I'm really a baritone, so in church choirs I can usually sing either tenor or bass, as long as it's not TOO high or TOO low.

Anyway, I always used to sit next to this big black guy -- Lonnie Stanford, a Navy man. He had the lowest voice I've ever heard. While I was singing the bass part as written, he's sing it an octave down.

It was amazing.


I totally love that shit.

I used sit in front of a bass who did the same thing, then the choir dude told him to sing it in the right octave so he stopped singing all together, and I got moved to another section. His voice reminded me if you mixed Darth Vader with the low notes of an organ.
Ciaron's Back!

Re: Basses are

Eponine Girl wrote:
I'm not one, and neither is Yoshimitsu, I'm just wondering what y'all think, because I think they are totally cool.


**Mod Edit - Rudeness to another member - GB**

Talk to you soon

CM
Patrick

Eponine Girl wrote:
Fogeyman wrote:
When I was a teenager, I used to sing bass in the church choir. I'm really a baritone, so in church choirs I can usually sing either tenor or bass, as long as it's not TOO high or TOO low.

Anyway, I always used to sit next to this big black guy -- Lonnie Stanford, a Navy man. He had the lowest voice I've ever heard. While I was singing the bass part as written, he's sing it an octave down.

It was amazing.


I totally love that shit.

I used sit in front of a bass who did the same thing, then the choir dude told him to sing it in the right octave so he stopped singing all together, and I got moved to another section. His voice reminded me if you mixed Darth Vader with the low notes of an organ.


*sets up his shrine*
shakalakababy

one of my best friend is a bass and I love it, he sounds really cool
dcrowley

Being a bass/baritone myself, I like a deeper, richer voice.
Che

there's little hotter than a GROUP of men singing...especially really low. Surprised)
master0rolando

heres your State Bass right here with a low C flat...

I love being a bass...nothing makes me feel better than to watch an audience stop talking and turn their heads all the way around with wide eyes giving me the "OMG!!!" look when i hit my bottom notes...

Basses are sexy...

Barry White anyone?...bottom line...no one has sex to tenors...

the girl im dating right now (stage manager) actually asked me out cuz she like my singing... "I love how you go so low, i get so freaked out over guys that can do that!!!"
Beagle On Stage

master0rolando wrote:
I love being a bass...nothing makes me feel better than to watch an audience stop talking and turn their heads all the way around with wide eyes giving me the "OMG!!!" look when i hit my bottom notes...


I shouldn't speak for all tenors, but....when I sing, the audience doesn't get bored enough to turn around and start talking amongst themselves in the first place. Razz Wink
Che

Beagle On Stage wrote:
master0rolando wrote:
I love being a bass...nothing makes me feel better than to watch an audience stop talking and turn their heads all the way around with wide eyes giving me the "OMG!!!" look when i hit my bottom notes...


I shouldn't speak for all tenors, but....when I sing, the audience doesn't get bored enough to turn around and start talking amongst themselves in the first place. Razz Wink


lol i love it!

oh and no one has sex to tenors??? so wrong. i have sex to *countertenors.* lol

love all
che
Lepitot

I've always liked tenor voices best. That might be because they get all the musical parts lol. I'm a bariton myself, Low E to High F. I wish I was a tenor, although it's pretty cool getting all the low notes too.
what_the_heck013

BASS PRIDE!
AllThatJazzHands

My philosophy is that if you can move me with your voice, you are pretty much awesome! I enjoy all male voice types...except maybe little kids'. I cringe at the thought of "Gary, Indiana".
pinkstiletto510

i like to think of it this way...

i'd marry a tenor...but i'd have a steamy affair with a bass-baritone Wink
theatrefanatic

I'm a bari-bass. It's pretty awesome. Just dropping down an octive and shaking the floor in Warm ups makes my life worth living. And I'm tired of freakin Tenors acting like they own the whole world just because they can sing an A and you can't! Mad Evil or Very Mad
Lepitot

theatrefanatic wrote:
I'm a bari-bass. It's pretty awesome. Just dropping down an octive and shaking the floor in Warm ups makes my life worth living. And I'm tired of freakin Tenors acting like they own the whole world just because they can sing an A and you can't! Mad Evil or Very Mad


Haha, I completely agree. Although, I would LOVE to be a tenor. They get all the fun parts in choir music, and they get to sing awesome love songs that are waaay out of my range. But, it's fun singing really low and impressing everyone lol.
Matthew

theatrefanatic wrote:
Tenors acting like they own the whole world

I'm pretty sure he's a tenor:
Eponine93

Patter um er wrote:
Eponine Girl wrote:
Fogeyman wrote:
When I was a teenager, I used to sing bass in the church choir. I'm really a baritone, so in church choirs I can usually sing either tenor or bass, as long as it's not TOO high or TOO low.

Anyway, I always used to sit next to this big black guy -- Lonnie Stanford, a Navy man. He had the lowest voice I've ever heard. While I was singing the bass part as written, he's sing it an octave down.

It was amazing.


I totally love that shit.

I used sit in front of a bass who did the same thing, then the choir dude told him to sing it in the right octave so he stopped singing all together, and I got moved to another section. His voice reminded me if you mixed Darth Vader with the low notes of an organ.


*sets up his shrine*


You revived a thread from two years ago to say that?
Beagle On Stage

Lepitot wrote:
But, it's fun singing really low and impressing everyone lol.


Oh, we can do that, too. You just have to crank our mics up to nine.
master0rolando

Beagle On Stage wrote:
master0rolando wrote:
I love being a bass...nothing makes me feel better than to watch an audience stop talking and turn their heads all the way around with wide eyes giving me the "OMG!!!" look when i hit my bottom notes...


I shouldn't speak for all tenors, but....when I sing, the audience doesn't get bored enough to turn around and start talking amongst themselves in the first place. Razz Wink


i meant like during a dinner show when theyre all eating and stuff...or whenever we perform at the mall...

its not the whole thing that theyre paying attention...its that they cant not pay attention
Beagle On Stage

master0rolando wrote:
they cant not pay attention


Just when I thought no one could be more narcissistic than I am.
benjivaudeville

Lmao. Beagle makes me laugh. Very Happy
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