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Originally Posted by ilnjscb
Depends, are you counting falsetto? I guess if you're saying belting you mean no. In that case, you'd need to be a serious bad-ass as a dude to get out three octaves. Like, Pavarotti was king of the high-Cs, which for a dude is c5. And there are very few basses who can perform a c2, two lines below the bass clef. I think the highest note recorded by a guy is the one song "flyyyyyyy my way, or no way at aaaallll" that is an G above high C.
Can you do 3 octaves?
high G at 1:58
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Yeah, not talking falsetto. I can belt out a high E above high C... yeah, Boston and Loverboy territory. With falsetto I can go a few notes above that but it's not "useful" sounding lol. On my lower register I can go down to a solid low G below low C and if I'm warmed up enough, maybe low E. So all up I've got just shy of 3 octaves. I just wish my bass register was better but what can you do...