Singers with deep voices

[HipnikDragomir]

Hey, guise. I'll be attending another singing class in a couple days, and I've learned from my first one that I can't sing high at all; almost all of the music I listen to has singers that are constantly up there.

I need some stuff to practice on my own register for now, so I'm asking if any of you could provide some examples of singers with deep voices. Not like Michael Clarke Duncan, but more tenor. And no death metal or Rammstein. I know you fuckers.

[Viper]

At 1/21/13 02:08 PM, jjjkuk wrote: but more tenor.

My all time favorite tenor singer.

there is a sound in the beginning that scared the living shit outta me o.o
mainly because I wasn't paying attention.

[Boomstick]

Louis Armstrong.

[Otto]

Barry White, nobody?

Bill Callahan has the best baritone voice I've ever heard

[Gagsy]

I would post some Levi Stubbs but he can actually sing though, even if his voice is deep. Voice of God that man had. No one could imitate his singing voice.

Try this master.

Soul is full of deep singers if you look.

[All-American-Badass]

Eddie Veder of Pearl Jam?

[Gagsy]

Also Liam Gallagher has never really been able to sing and look how well he's done for himself. But it does help to have a talented brother on your side there I guess.

[HipnikDragomir]

At 1/21/13 02:43 PM, All-American-Badass wrote: Eddie Veder of Pearl Jam?

At 1/21/13 02:13 PM, Xenomit wrote: Johnny Cash

At 1/21/13 02:37 PM, Otto wrote: Barry White, nobody?

Bill Callahan has the best baritone voice I've ever heard

Indeed. I'll check them out.

At 1/21/13 02:28 PM, Viper50 wrote: My all time favorite tenor singer.

No no. He's doing that thing where he's singing out. I can't do that.

[Viper]

At 1/21/13 02:50 PM, jjjkuk wrote:

At 1/21/13 02:28 PM, Viper50 wrote: My all time favorite tenor singer.

No no. He's doing that thing where he's singing out. I can't do that.

Define "singing out" o.O

[HipnikDragomir]

At 1/21/13 02:56 PM, Viper50 wrote:

At 1/21/13 02:50 PM, jjjkuk wrote:

At 1/21/13 02:28 PM, Viper50 wrote: My all time favorite tenor singer.

No no. He's doing that thing where he's singing out. I can't do that.

Define "singing out" o.O

Going AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH instead of Cash's thing.

[Viper]

At 1/21/13 03:01 PM, jjjkuk wrote: Going AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH instead of Cash's thing.

Ah okay. Is this song a bit better? Or is it about the same?

[FairSquare]

Maybe.. me? :3

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[HipnikDragomir]

At 1/21/13 03:16 PM, Viper50 wrote:

At 1/21/13 03:01 PM, jjjkuk wrote: Going AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH instead of Cash's thing.

Ah okay. Is this song a bit better? Or is it about the same?

A little better. In my case, though, It'd be tough going that high and sounding good and stable.

[HipnikDragomir]

At 1/21/13 03:21 PM, FairSquare wrote: Maybe.. me? :3
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/463483

SexyVoicedSquare, that sounds good. I'll try it.

[Viper]

At 1/21/13 03:22 PM, jjjkuk wrote: A little better. In my case, though, It'd be tough going that high and sounding good and stable.

Yeah....I have an easy time singing stuff like that because its in a comfortable spot in my vocal range.
What about this? Or was Green Machine better?

[Kwing]

You want deep? Oh, I'll give you deep.

[FairSquare]

At 1/21/13 03:29 PM, jjjkuk wrote:

At 1/21/13 03:21 PM, FairSquare wrote: Maybe.. me? :3
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/463483

SexyVoicedSquare, that sounds good. I'll try it.

I can sing lower than that. And higher too. Maybe vocal range has greatly improved since i just started singing. But i can not sing as high as i'd like yet :(
Have fun with it :D

[SineRider]

Maybe some Nick Drake?

He's got a pretty mid ranged voice

[Viper]

At 1/21/13 03:39 PM, Kwing wrote: You want deep? Oh, I'll give you deep.

It was only a matter of time before someone said THAT song xD

[Mismo]

I guess Nick Cave usually sings in a lower register.

[Aprime]

Louis Armstrong
What a wonderful wooooooooooooorllllllllld

[Otto]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0HzNePL-XM

Dave Bixby

[Viper]

What about Dax Riggs?
He also sang this....

[HipnikDragomir]

At 1/21/13 04:04 PM, Otto wrote: Dave Bixby

At 1/21/13 04:13 PM, Viper50 wrote: What about Dax Riggs?

At 1/21/13 03:34 PM, Viper50 wrote: What about this?

Too high.

He also sang this....

Whoa, there.

At 1/21/13 03:42 PM, SineRider wrote: Maybe some Nick Drake?

He's got a pretty high voice

Hm.

At 1/21/13 03:54 PM, Mismo wrote: I guess Nick Cave usually sings in a lower register.

That's better.

At 1/21/13 03:39 PM, Kwing wrote: You want deep? Oh, I'll give you deep.

Nice try, chump. Read the OP.

[Viper]

At 1/21/13 04:21 PM, jjjkuk wrote: Too high.

Potassium.

Whoa, there.

I can't tell what that means.... ._.

[HipnikDragomir]

At 1/21/13 04:34 PM, Viper50 wrote: I can't tell what that means.... ._.

I'm tryna learn how to sing, man.

[Turd]

Tay Zonday's voice is pretty deep.

[Viper]

At 1/21/13 04:51 PM, jjjkuk wrote:

At 1/21/13 04:34 PM, Viper50 wrote: I can't tell what that means.... ._.

I'm tryna learn how to sing, man.

Almost destroying your vocal chords can help with learning how to sing.

[Otto]

Wait couldn't you just take any song down a few octaves to suit your voice? I guess it'd sound weird, but you don't have to sing the note in its exact natural state.

Also I'm so sorry for not mentioning Tom Waits before. I know it's really raw but that's from smoking and raw emotion, and not from being in a metal outfit.

[HipnikDragomir]

At 1/21/13 05:01 PM, Viper50 wrote: Almost destroying your vocal chords can help with learning how to sing.

My vocal what?

At 1/21/13 04:51 PM, 3Flay wrote: Tay Zonday's voice is pretty deep.

Yeh. Forgot about him.

At 1/21/13 05:08 PM, Otto wrote: Wait couldn't you just take any song down a few octaves to suit your voice? I guess it'd sound weird, but you don't have to sing the note in its exact natural state.

Yea, that's what I do, but it wouldn't sound accurate or often times good.

Also I'm so sorry for not mentioning Tom Waits before. I know it's really raw but that's from smoking and raw emotion, and not from being in a metal outfit.

Eeeehhhhh that's not exactly deep. No way I could replicate it, either. It would seem like fun to sing, though.