Peter Barber VOCAL RANGE (B♭-1-E6) 

Hi!

@@DrakeLavenderZXShorts Hi!

SAME I WAS LIKE WTF

Same!!

Sorry for confusing! xd

He really does sound like Avi, esp in his mid-low range. Fun fact: Avi did operatic training in his undergrad!

No. If you can hit it loud enough for it to resonate and be clearly audiable in an opera hall, then yes

Сам он себя считает бас-баритоном. И, в принципе, похоже на то, просто диапазон широкий

А бас-баритон относится больше к басу или это разновидность баритона (нижнего регистра) ? Тобишь низкий баритон это и есть бас-баритон или как ?

It saus he starts on B-1 (B minus one)

Vocal fry is easy. Doesn’t count as range in my opinion. Almost no fundamental frequency.

Nah, the lowest comfortable for Peter is probably around a D2. Even his C2s are a bit quiet in resonance compared to his D2 and Eb2s. Nothing wrong with it though because not every bass singer has to sing like an oktavist. On top of that Peter is an opera singer and still he would be more audible with his D2 without microphone than many of those basses that rely on studio setting and a lot of audio enhancements that come with it.

@@MultiKamil97 yesss exactly like with the summit he sings the D2. Damn wow his lowest comfortable note like C2-D2 that’s high. I’m like a Baritone. Actually idk what I am. If yoy could help me I’ll tell you my vocal range and you tell me. But anyway he’s definitely like a low baritone if not a high bass

@@nationstationmusic227 He's most likely a lyric bass. Baritone definitely not because his speaking voice alone is very bass-y and booming. He sounds just like a bass should sound. It's more about the timbre of the voice than range. For example, I am a dramatic baritone and my voice is quite dark and manlish but my lowest comfortable note is maybe like F#2 or G2, even though I can sing down to about D2/Eb2 when relaxed. There are people with higher speaking voices than me who can sing lower than me because they have more relaxed voices. My voice is a bit constricted due to acid reflux and muscle tension dysphonia so it may be a bit confusing. So, range is important but timbre and your comfortable range is much more important. There are tenors who can go down to E2 but they lack power, resonance and aren't really comfortable around that area. A bass on the other hand can sing around E2 like it's nothing.

​@@MultiKamil97Peter is a bass-baritone. He has said it himself. And he is an opera singer, so he knows this stuff very well