please post what you voted, and how old you are.

i am 18, i can pop C's in chest,

but i can sustain B's

This post was edited by Zurich on Oct 21 2010 07:18am

Back when I was doing professional training, I belted out a Top C in chest.

Yes, a top C, the highest soprano note. It was using a technique called Mixed Voice which uses parts of your vocal chords you don't usually use, and you can produce upto 3 times your normal octave range.

I was 18 at the time.

As far as Falsetto goes, I can mimic Painkiller by Judas Priest and most of Steel Panthers album in falsetto, so there's that too.

This post was edited by bob(Cs2) on Oct 22 2010 04:45am

mixed is not chest.

hmm

i can chest up to around D#4 and headvoice from there to Bb4
range from G2-Bb4

i never practice belting becuase idk how to do that.
Sounds like a lot of twanging with tremendous amount of support rather than just "pulling up chest" and screaming.

not sure what mixed voice is but theres a part of my range where i can either lighten or make my sound fuller at will and still sound pleasent

Mixed is a mixture of head voice that if done properly, sounds like chest.

It's a shortcut to a higher octave, but if don't properly can be absolutely amazing.

There are lots of examples of it in Musical Theater if you want some examples.

I know what mixed is lol

Doesn't change the fact that it's not chest.

It also, regardless of how well it's done, does not have the same potential for dynamic range and power as chest.

Yes it does, thats it's point

A4 here, I'm 18.

This post was edited by Harvey on Nov 1 2010 11:35pm