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C5 is hit during the last chorus on the line "Bed Of Nails"

Changed the highest note to E5 which is performed at around the end of the song.

Maroon 5 - Animals (Official Music Video)
in the mark 3:43, Adam reaches an F#5
No A2 note is found, the lowest note found is a D#3 at the mark 1:39 at the end of the word "no" in the phrase "but no"

range (without that insane scream ofc)

name, range https://youtu.be/i28UEoLXVFQ

range https://youtu.be/i28UEoLXVFQ

key, range to match the og https://youtu.be/yJw2qd3MtqE

when she sings - killing me "slow" out the "window" I'm always waiting for you to be waiting "below" - in the marked words she hits an A2 (its not a fry,its a legit note and is more clearly audible in the stemmed versions)

Top note of range off by a semitone.

Range was off.
https://open.spotify.com/track/0fnY9xlLJCgtBUBX9rNzDJ?si=d9422bf66c384c2b

The key and range were completely off. https://open.spotify.com/track/65vdMBskhx3akkG9vQlSH1?si=69bafc019581463e

Low end of vocal range was incorrect.
https://open.spotify.com/track/2baEFuU0gQon0hgVRioI1o?si=0cb11cd1be434970

The "duh duh duh" on the interlude/bridge part starts on A2 and the last verse starts on an A4.
https://open.spotify.com/track/0j3p1p06deJ7f9xmJ9yG22?si=f8ec1c60a8ec45e4

wrong range - changed the range for vocals as it was octave higher and wrong highest note (without the slide at the beggining though so it wouldn't scare people who cannot sing G#5), https://youtu.be/SwYN7mTi6HM

Key was listed as relative major instead of minor and top range was off by one step.

wrong key and range - changed to match the original https://youtu.be/RdTlBGXpYAA

key and range change to match the og recording https://youtu.be/irE2jWQ6yhw

moved the key half step down so it would match the original recording, changed the genres a bit https://youtu.be/ZMwBcwVSNy0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AByfaYcOm4A
around 2:40 is the G5 note

I changed the link of the musical notes.

Changed highest note to A4 (he hits this note when he sings TV on the second verse) and lowest note one octave higher

Changed range from B2 - D4 to F4 - D#6

I changed the vocal range because the ending belt note is a f#5 and also the genre of the song. the song only consists of a piano and is basically the acoustic piano ballad version of the original pop song.

How can anyone not hear the difference between A major,and C major ?

The key of 'Turning Tables' is not A Minor, and is C Minor. I did not edit the range, as I do not have that information, so that alteration will be necessary as well.

wrong gender, wrong pitch, wrong vocal key https://youtu.be/SRwrg0db_zY

https://youtu.be/0u8teXR8VE4, wrong pitch, wrong gender, wrong key

highest note octave higher https://youtu.be/iXQUu5Dti4g?t=412

Changed gender and octave to one lower

Upon listening, this seems accurate when playing on my piano. I don't know how "G3" was listed.

I think the sheet music is off an octave, when playing the notes on a midi editor I'm pretty sure the lowest note is C#3 and the highest note seems just out of my reach, so A4 would make sense since my highest note is usually a G4.

Just found out the G2 was actually an E2.

Moved the lowest note down from C#4 to F#3

Expanded upper range to G#5 (3:01) not A5.

Changed key to Eb minor from C minor

Extended upper song range from Bb4 to C5 as M Shadows sings it almost at the end of the song when he sings "so clear"

Did not change to C#4 as highest note, but the whole song one octave higher.

In the beginning, when he sings “Well there’s a man…”, that starts F2, G2, A2, Bb2. The final note is F4.

Suggestion was C2 to C#4, checked against video and lowest note was D2 and highest was C2. User who sugggested change did not provide with video link. Edit was done for this version of the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQFicmUfKi4

Changed the highest note to E5 because you can hear it during the harmony in the chorus.

Weird Al's range for this song goes down to an A2 and up to G4.

I changed the vocal range of the song. There are a couple F#2 notes from the line "where do we go now" with the word "now" being the F#2 note. The D#5 note was hit multiple times at the ending after the low note section. One of them was a scream, another one was from the word "now" decending from a D#5 and finally the last phrase "sweet child o mine" with the word "child" hitting a D#5.

The key is E major.
Range -> C#3-D#4

E5 belts on chorus, no whistle notes here.

A small B2 here, and the unmissable F5s in the choruses.

She hits B5s on the head voice notes towards the end of the song. She also hits a G5 belt in the bridge.

She hits a C7 in the first 15 seconds. If not counting whistle notes then she hits an F5 belt in at the end of the song.

In the climax, she hits two F#5s on the line "that shines brightly"

The B2 was from RM while he was harmonizing with Jimin during the 2nd Pre-Chorus, while the F#5 is heard by Jungkook during the last chorus. I use my voice and the vocal range test as reference.

The G#5 high note is heard from the chorus as they harmonize an octave higher with the original key. It counts as their range.

Jimin's lowest known note is an A2, which means he can't hit a D#2 because that's too low for his range and the highest note is actually a D#5. I used my voice and the vocal range test as reference.

All of the lowest singing is done by J.D. Sumner, the Bass Singer of Elvis' backup quartet, J.D. Sumner and the Stamps Quartet. J.D. hits the C1 at the end, but Elvis only goes to a C3 in this one.

At the end, he sings "and make the world go away".
The notes are G#4, G#4, A4, G#4, F#4, G#4, F#4, E4

Wrong gender. Male -> Duo. Vocal Range one octave up.

The vocal range changed from F3-Bb4 to F3-D5. The singer reaches D5s in the background during the last chorus.

Vocal range changed. G3-E5 to F#3-D#5/Eb5. The key also goes from E minor to Eb minor.

Added 'country' genre. Original Key and range seem to be correct.

Extended vocal range to A#6 as per user request. Non-whistle range of the song was also inaccurate (E3 - G5).

The F2 is sung by freddie in the harmony in the end when they say "I cant bevieve you're dead and gone"

The song is an entire octave higher than what was displayed and freddie never hit an E2 in studio If you listen to the song you can clearly hear that it is much higher than what was displayed. If you do not believe me, here is the song : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tJYN-eG1zk&ab_channel=QueenOfficial

after re examining the song I found that he hit an A6 but it was buried by everything but the only audible note I could make out was an F6 or an E6. Listen to the Bridge closely and you will hear it

Low note was at default lowest note.
Set to A#3

I changed the original key to C# Minor and the song range to G#3-C#5. I did not use an audio recording as reference but rather I used an app and my voice to know :) If you wanna use this app, it's called Voloco, it's available in iOS and Android(I think). I just use it for fun. Have a nice day ;)

Changed both lower and higher notes to E3 and E5. Freddie shouts "aw" before the "hey" part.

Change highest note to Bb4 as per user suggestion.

The lowest note is d3, not a3, that's why the song is rather difficult for mezzo.
I used the recording (youtube clip) added here. The lowest are the words "I can't forget the day you left" in the first verse

This one was pretty hard to find actually since it was kind of buried under the music but It is either a D6 or an E6 I'm going with d6 to be safe just listen to the track carefully and you will find it

I've checked the "Just give me a call" part on the original recording (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgzGwKwLmgM) at 1:17. It seems to be a C5. I also updated the lowest note to F3.

you guys say the highest is an F4? Freddie hits that note when he says "and the world" in the beginning he went far higher that that Just by the next line "I'll turn it inside out" he hits an Bb4/A#4 and again when he says "I'm burning through the sky, yeah" as I'm saying there are multiple times when he hits way higher notes in the song Like the highest was an B4 when he says "Just give me a call"

The song seemed to be shifted one octave down. Updated lowest note to F#3

There is a falsetto in the song that goes up to around A5 def not a4

I changed the key based off this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTYcY7af7Vg karaoke track and personal memory. I also edited the song range.

I changed the key based off this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTYcY7af7Vg karaoke track and personal memory. I also edited the song range.

The lowest note indeed seems to be C2.
I've also changed the highest note and the key from F-minor to C-minor.

Waits very clearly goes way before a G#2 - I wrote C#2 (Dflat2) but you could argue that he starts from C2. I'm not sure where this original notation comes from. Here's the song on his official youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuAMNIUFstg
I also changed the genre because it's very clearly not rock in any way. Alice is a musical so it fits somewhat there, and I also chose folk because that's the only other descriptor I could think of.

Added "rock" to the music genre of the song.
