Is Meat Still a Tenor?

Wario · 14 Dec 2010, 23:38

Is meat still considered a Tenor? he seems like a Bass now.

TheDoode · 14 Dec 2010, 23:47

No, he's now a fiver due to government cuts.

Ah, the comedy.

I thank you.

D

mib · 14 Dec 2010, 23:50

Ha Ha, that made me laugh.

samurai7 · 15 Dec 2010, 00:22

He most certainly isn't a bass. In between tenor and bass comes baritone. There are many variations of each of the voice types though, with varying degrees of weight, timbre etc. Meat was a heldentenor which is a dramatic, loud, heroic-sounding voice, often chosen for heroic parts in opera. Obviously over the years the voice changes, and the vocal cords thicken, creating a more deeper sounding timbre. There are times when Meat sounds like a baritone, most likely a lyric baritone. I'd be interested to hear his vocal coach give his opinions.

14 Dec 2010, 23:38	#1
Wario Monstro helps me spell things... Join Date: 05.01.2007 Location: Masculine, Pennsylvania Posts: 9,105	Is Meat Still a Tenor? Is meat still considered a Tenor? he seems like a Bass now.

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TheDoode Guest Join Date: 16.02.2010 Posts: 1,023	No, he's now a fiver due to government cuts. Ah, the comedy. I thank you. D

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mib Medium/Paranormal Investigator Join Date: 22.12.2006 Location: Swansea,Wales. Posts: 253	Ha Ha, that made me laugh.

15 Dec 2010, 00:22	#4
samurai7 Rock Star Join Date: 09.05.2005 Location: The future... Posts: 2,928	He most certainly isn't a bass. In between tenor and bass comes baritone. There are many variations of each of the voice types though, with varying degrees of weight, timbre etc. Meat was a heldentenor which is a dramatic, loud, heroic-sounding voice, often chosen for heroic parts in opera. Obviously over the years the voice changes, and the vocal cords thicken, creating a more deeper sounding timbre. There are times when Meat sounds like a baritone, most likely a lyric baritone. I'd be interested to hear his vocal coach give his opinions.