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Please vote whom you find to be strong in technical aspect
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Your question is quite complex actually because it brings in a variety of different elements into play such as voice quality (timbre) and the type of composition.
I will try my best to answer this question based on my own knowledge:
The basic prerequisites to be a singer (the non-bathroom kind) is as follows:
1. An appealing/unique tonal quality or timbre
2. Ability to project your voice
3. A natural aptitude to mimic the different sound frequencies that one hears in a specific pattern.
4. A range of 1.5 - 2 octaves minimum.
All of the above are natural gifts and they cannot be developed or learnt for the most part. They make up a singer.
Once an individual has all of the above attributes, he/she can learn technique, which basically involves "control" of the voice. A singer's voice does not really have technical limitations
i.e. a singer has the ability to sing scales quickly, to add ornaments to songs, to modulate his/her voice.
Some singers learn to do this quickly, while others learn it at a much slower pace. So the "limitation" that you speak about comes about in the singer's learning abilities or determination to practice.
Other factors such as personal liking for one song over another and matching a voice to a type of song do play a role in limiting a singer, but they are not "technical limitations" as per me.
Originally posted by: ranjusweet
Tanaz,
Thanks for your nice reply.
Seeing the present status of Indian music industry which is searching for a different male voice.
Please say whom do u personally feel will be successful in future
Just your personal feeling.
In my view, Raja and Sumedha have a strong potential to be successful in the music industry.
Raja needs some time to do riyaaz with softer songs in the middle ranges - he is quite capable of doing a good job with them given enough time.
Sumedha also needs to keep perfecting her technique so that not even a single note goes amiss.
In my view, Raja and Sumedha have a strong potential to be successful in the music industry.
Raja needs some time to do riyaaz with softer songs in the middle ranges - he is quite capable of doing a good job with them given enough time.
Sumedha also needs to keep perfecting her technique so that not even a single note goes amiss.
Many Many Thanks for your very nice and neutral views without any bais or favouritism for any contestent.
I feel the same as you the rest of the contestents will be lost in this crowded country.
lol "ranjusweet' you really are a true hardcore raja fan!
But I write the truth and even experts agree to it.