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Verdict on the Raine's Falsetto issue
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Verdict on the Raine's Falsetto issue
I think his voice is a little grating at times without the interesting octave changes to round it out. Anyway, what's YOUR opinion? Is there more falsetto or less falsetto than you expected? And what do you think of the result?
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Re: Verdict on the Raine's Falsetto issue
I personally find the falsetto/octave changes grating at times.happeninfish wrote:I think his voice is a little grating at times without the interesting octave changes to round it out. Anyway, what's YOUR opinion? Is there more falsetto or less falsetto than you expected? And what do you think of the result?
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Git awf my lawne...Staley wrote:I personally find the falsetto/octave changes grating at times.
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I think that with Raine (or at least with this thread) the whiney stuff is included in the falsetto. It's just any note that he hits which is in a higher octave than one might expect.
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There are so many places on Gravity where it sounds like he wants to hit some high ones, and then doesn't. I really wish Bob Rock hadn't suggested that he (forced him to) get rid of it. Some of the songs would have been a lot better with it.
Oh well. 'Tis a time of change.
Ahh, those were the days...
There are so many places on Gravity where it sounds like he wants to hit some high ones, and then doesn't. I really wish Bob Rock hadn't suggested that he (forced him to) get rid of it. Some of the songs would have been a lot better with it.
Oh well. 'Tis a time of change.
that's not a *true* falsetto.... falsettos are what boy bands sing inAxtech wrote:I think that with Raine (or at least with this thread) the whiney stuff is included in the falsetto. It's just any note that he hits which is in a higher octave than one might expect.
Ahh, those were the days...
There are so many places on Gravity where it sounds like he wants to hit some high ones, and then doesn't. I really wish Bob Rock hadn't suggested that he (forced him to) get rid of it. Some of the songs would have been a lot better with it.
Oh well. 'Tis a time of change.
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Yeah, I agree. There was more than I expected b/c people said it wasn't there at all. I can kinda understand why he would put it to rest a little bit, though, seeing as he did it a LOT in Spiritual Machines (If You Believe, All My Friends, etc.). But I do hope he brings it back. He used it an awful lot during the concert, so that's a good sign!!Axtech wrote:Defying Gravity is now the OLP Discussion thread.
Falsetto: There's more than I expected, because everyone said that it was gone. But I wish there was a lot more of it. I always enjoyed it, and now it's gone. Hopefully it will be back for album #6...
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yeah, sometimes he sounds like he's straining his voice :| it's almost painfulAxtech wrote:
There are so many places on Gravity where it sounds like he wants to hit some high ones, and then doesn't. I really wish Bob Rock hadn't suggested that he (forced him to) get rid of it. Some of the songs would have been a lot better with it.
Oh well. 'Tis a time of change.
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EXACTLY, like in sell my soul, "you don't know [INSERT FALSETTO] how I feel!" Wouldn't that sound SO much better?!?!Axtech wrote:There are a lot of points where, even though I know it's not coming, I sit there thinking "Common, do it! DO IT!", and then he just doesn't.
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