Brian Johnson gets a pass for his early stuff, but his voice is shot. In point of fact, there have been some fairly poor head voice singers such as Tom Keifer, Joe Elliott, Vince Neil, and Dizzy Dean. I think one could argue that some of these are genuine singers. I'm not sure what you mean by "genuine singers" but on the list of singers who don't regularly use head voice you'd find Maynard James Keenan, Jim Morrison, Mike Patton, Layne Staley, Scott Weiland, Frank Sinatra, and Tony Bennett.
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Full voice is a term that is used by some to distinguish chest from head voice. As far as head voice, although obviously the sound doesn't resonate entirely in your head, it is very crucial to open your nasal cavity when singing this way if you want a full sounding tone. All you can do is pick what seems like the most likely explanation. I'm afraid that there is a lot of debate about some of these terms. I've been wondering what people here mean by the "full voice", as I thought ones full voice should include their head notes as well as those from the chest, and include out their falsetto. Seemingly there're many theories and yet a theory is theory. While scientists and physicians have disproved this idea, the term is still very common.
The term head register reflects the perceptions of many singers who feel that when they sing in this register the sound vibrates in their heads rather than their chests. All of the these actions reduce the volume and number of partial harmonics. The crico-thyroid muscles become much more active, while the action of the vocalis muscle decreases.
The vocal cords are thin and have a wide amplitude. When singing in the head register, laryngeal behaviour is quite different from that of the chest register. The human voice is commonly divided into two registers: the upper register called the head register and the lower register called the chest register. It is not associated with any particular musical pitch, but rather with the position and use of the vocal cords and larynx. It is found in all voice types from the lowest male bass to the highest female soprano.
The head register is a vocal mechanism used in singing. Axl and other genuine singers mostly use it except when they sing bass. Quote from: deanaxlrose on August 08, 2006, 10:46:32 AM
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Requiem156, if you're refering to the deep back vocal on the Chromatic scale bit where the main goes like G# G F# F C# G# B G# B, it's difficult to distinguish from the bass guitar but doesn't seem to go below F2.Įven Axl can't sing two parts in chorus at once that he wouldn't worry much about how to back himself on stage.
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