The Bee Gees sing in high pitched men's voices. That's falsetto. You can usually tell pretty easily when a man is singing at whatever pitch. This guy is doing a pretty convincing imitation of a female voice (or a convincing mime to someone else's voice).
The Bee Gees sing in high pitched men's voices. That's falsetto. You can usually tell pretty easily when a man is singing at whatever pitch. This guy is doing a pretty convincing imitation of a female voice (or a convincing mime to someone else's voice).
You obviously haven't heard a proper sopranista sing, then.
Listen to Okamoto Tomotaka (a big Japanese bloke) singing "Nessun Dorma" http://youtu.be/5R8LqdX4KlY?t=43s and prepare to be amazed...
That's not falsetto, he's positioning his Adams apple and using his mouth/head instead of his chest to resonate his voice. Transgendered women have to learn how to do it in order to sound female: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PQ3R5zJ1GQ
It does look freaky when a bearded bloke does it though
Having watched and listened to what was said on the above clip, i'd have no doubt at all in saying the guy on the OP's clip was miming to a female voice.
Having watched and listened to what was said on the above clip, i'd have no doubt at all in saying the guy on the OP's clip was miming to a female voice.
100% certain.
Well you're wrong :kitty:, imo not even convincing as a female voice.
Having watched and listened to what was said on the above clip, i'd have no doubt at all in saying the guy on the OP's clip was miming to a female voice.
100% certain.
Well I don't claim to be an expert at these things...but I couldn't see the join.
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Let us start with the Bee Gees
http://youtu.be/I_izvAbhExY
Check out this girl with the best ever voice!:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARo8IC888us
You obviously haven't heard a proper sopranista sing, then.
Listen to Okamoto Tomotaka (a big Japanese bloke) singing "Nessun Dorma" http://youtu.be/5R8LqdX4KlY?t=43s and prepare to be amazed...
*Listens to video* ... he sounds a bit like Beaker from the Muppets to me...
Granted, he is an unusual example, but it can happen. Here's another:
http://youtu.be/wD9z-7I7JV4?t=42s
Philippe Jaroussky. There's a famous German one too, not famous enough to remember his name though! Sopranistas they are called.
That is very unnerving
I think he is miming. The lips don't quite sync imo
It does look freaky when a bearded bloke does it though
100% certain.
Well I don't claim to be an expert at these things...but I couldn't see the join.
His lips appeared to be out of sync when he spoke in his normal voice.